Friday, January 16, 2026

R A Ruadh

Galaxy of one


We looked out the window

to the back yard

where my granddaughter

was imagining life as a ballerina


The summer sun sparkled

on her tutu and crown

reflecting the bliss

in her eyes and smile


Unaware of her audience

she pirouetted in her own world

gently swaying to an orchestra

only she could hear


She turned slowly on her toes

then picked up her pace

determined to maintain her balance

regardless of her speed


We watched her spinning

she breathtaking and we breathless

her costume spreading in the wind

and her hair a flight of glowing copper


She was a phoenix whirling

in the fire and glitter of the day

and ecstatic dreams of being

ablaze for all eternity



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