Waves of Darkness gripped the Sky;
Vanishing the earth and water;
Sounds and glittering eyes only ruled;
Like a chain of rivers from the mountain.
Once she loved to dance nude;
But never she done with shyness;
Terrified by the eyes of lust;
She never had done a dance in the past.
Peeping through the window;
She saw nothing, even the moon;
Snakes may be there, sometimes;
She never feared of it.
Heard the music of wolfs and foxes;
Hyenas and Lions roam all along;
Bats where plenty over the sky;
Mosquitoes where singing.
Undressed in a while;
Rushed to the open land;
Where the grass was cold with mist;
Air was chilled, peeping through skin.
Dancing nude in open land;
Steps kept with rhythmic sounds of nature;
Melody of breath, echoed the sky;
Dancing body, sweat with fast rhythmic steps.
Dancing in the Darkness;
The eyes of lust where blind;
Never fallen in love either;
She had done a great dance for mother earth.
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