Rupi's Dance
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Rupi's Dance
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She dances through the flower-filled room
Sea-green eyes a-sparking.
Or are they blue?
The message clear:
Seduce the master, winking.
Dainty feet circles inscribe
Upon the frozen parquet.
Arabesque in compound time:
Stately Pavane or Bourée.
Sultry smile, come hither gaze
Black hair softly shining.
Calls me up to half-lit bed.
Sweet cloud with golden lining.
Oh, so young with ageless smile
Born of ungodly maker
Draws me: moth to candle bright
Fiery pleasure-seeker.
She dances through the flower-filled room
Sea-green eyes a-sparking.
It's Rupi's dance: the message clear.
Her movement does the talking.
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Ian Anderson performs "Rupi's Dance", and this lyric page sits inside the Ian Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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