He skipped twenty to the left, she hopped ten to the right. <br />They held hands then ran in circles, <br />They grabbed each other's waist, to do a silly dance. <br /> <br />She slipped in the sandbox, his face received a sand shower, <br />He sprinkled sand on her socks, she shoveled spadefuls on his shoes. <br /> <br />They laughed and chased each other, they made faces at each other, <br />They ran toward each other, they ran away from each other. <br /> <br />This playground dance if preferred, <br />Would save this world <br />From it's crises laden ways, <br />And the heavy price it pays <br />For losing it's childhood.<br /><br />Vera Sidhwa<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/playground-motion/
