DP Daily Prompt: Let’s Dance
My earliest and fondest memory of dance was in a movie I watched when I was barely eleven. It was a classical Indian dance. The dancer was wearing a beautiful silk sari. It had to be worn in a way to avoid getting in the way of the delicate steps she took while dancing. I’ve heard it takes a long time to perfect this art. I love how elegant the dancers look.
After that I have watched ballroom dancing which is pretty artistic.
Lately I watch figure skating when there is a competition. I am amazed how elegantly they glide on ice.
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Dear Ranu,
Thank you for sharing this.
As I like other physical disciplines (e.g., martial arts), I also like dance. I do not, however, dance. I do enjoy, though, very much the artistry, and even the athleticism, involved in dance traditions from many cultures.
All good wishes,
robert
Now a days I love watching figure skating.I am amazed how these skaters can perform triple and quadruple jumps on ice,it’s incredible!
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Dance is a beautiful form of art.. I love it! When I was little I also did figure skating, ballet and Indian classical dance haha, beautiful memories
. It’s like conveying one’s soul story through movement.. Flowing elegantly in an effortless manner.
Thank you for sharing this with us my dearest sister Chaman.
Much love and light,
Shaidi
Loved your comment dear Sister Shaidi, thank you.
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