Dance Quote by T.S. Eliot

“I weave the papers through the branches, in a long loop. Up and down, my knees bending. My arms above my head, like the…

— Allie Condie

“I blink rapidly, breaking our reverie and force myself to focus on something,anything, other than his beauty. Or his body. A body I want…

— S.L. Jennings

“Burn a little incense, sacrifice a chicken or two, smoke a cigar, then shake your maracas and dance.”

— Stephanie Elizondo Griest

“I tell them dance begins when a moment of hurt combines with a moment of boredom. I tell them it's the body's reaching, bringing…

— Lorrie Moore

“You make my dance daring enough to finish. No more timidity. Let fruit fall, and wind turn my roots up in the air, done…

— Rumi

“For a second something deep and old rises inside me and I could fall on the ground and weep for joy, or open up…

— Lauren Oliver

“Unfurl my body, wind, lift me up into the branches of a majestic beauty that guides a people through life. I would sway with…

— Susan L. Marshall

“Life is like dancing. If we have a big floor, many people will dance. Some will get angry when the rhythm changes. Other's might…

— José N. Harris

“Human beings used to be molecules which could do many, many different sorts of dances, or decline to dance at all --as they pleased.…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I walk the sand alone, and feel it stirring as I roam, upon this breathing earth, where wave on wave begins new birth. I…

— Craig Froman

“We’re all in a dance, she thought. Swirling past each other, same steps, same gestures, in and out of ancient patterns, unable to stop,…

— J.A. Pak

“Writhing bodies fused as one on the dance floor, limbs tingling, lungs drunk on the lust-filled air.”

— Sidney Knight