PHOTO CREDIT: Above photo by John Rickman Photography, San Jose, California.
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The Cosmic Spiral Dance
By Savannah Skye
Come dance with me the cosmic spiral dance
Come dance with me into a cosmic spiral trance
I'm your spiral sister
Whirling in and out of your galaxy
Twirling in and out of your cosmos
Swirling into the center of your universe
Come dance with me the cosmic spiral dance
Coming dance with me into a cosmic spiral trance
Come...
Whirl with me
Twirl with me
Swirl with me
Spin your love around me
Come dance with me the cosmic spiral dance
Come dance with me into a cosmic spiral trance
We'll...
Spin inside Venus' cosmic whirl
Spin inside Mars' red sky twirl
Spin inside Saturn's nebular swirl
Come dance with me the cosmic spiral dance
Come dance with me into a cosmic spiral trance
ABOUT THE IMAGE: This photo was taken by the Hubble Telescope, under the "wing" of the Small Magellanic Cloud. |
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About the Poet
As of 2003, Savannah Skye provided this bio:
I am a 34 year young female who loves to
dance barefoot, swim (especially in the nude), hike,
and draw. She She writes poetry when it comes out of
her like the rain from the sky. She has also create two
electronikc cosmic songs entitled "All" and "Dance". She is a native Californian who has lived in the New
York City area for 2 years. Janice is a non-militant vegan who
loves to dance and listen to music. She doesn't call herself
a poet, but writes from the heart on things that move her in
some way.
Savannah Skye has contributed several poems to this web site since 1998. They include:
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