Appalachian Dreams - Double Toe Times
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footprint<br />
A Message for New Dancers<br />
May is a time for graduations for many school<br />
children and also for many of our dance classes. The<br />
Winter and Spring classes have produced a new band<br />
of eager dancers to perform during the busy exhibition<br />
season.<br />
I ran across the following prayer for new dancers<br />
that I have seen adapted for many dance forms.<br />
It has a great message for the new dancer that also<br />
applies to all cloggers as a lesson in dancing -- and in<br />
life.<br />
A Prayer for New Cloggers<br />
May you dance as long as you want to<br />
and want to as long as you can.<br />
May your toes never stop tapping<br />
to the beat of a bluegrass band.<br />
May you never forget the struggle<br />
when your lessons finally are through.<br />
May you always reach back with a helping hand<br />
that someone extended to you.<br />
May you never be a know-it-all dancer<br />
and there’s no more left to learn<br />
In the midst of the muddle,<br />
come out of your huddle,<br />
Could be you made the wrong turn!<br />
As long as you’re dancing, enjoy it<br />
and the friends that you’ll make before you’re done<br />
With a smile and a song, just shuffle along,<br />
‘cause you’re clogging my friend for fun!<br />
Happy clogging!<br />
I know I’m still learning to clog,<br />
but steel toed shoes... really?<br />
Jeff Driggs<br />
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