English: Poetry Commentary Haven’t I Danced the Big Dance? By Jack Mapanje

English: I have not skipped the big dancing in the commentary on poetry. Jack Mapanje's poem says, "Did not I skip big dance?" Jack Mapanje focused on the traditional rain dance of proud tribal members. The contemporary expression of the dance he saw today stimulated this nostalgic and emotional reaction. Speaker, a formal tribal rain dancer, remembered that he was dancing this traditional dance and saw a sad new-generation dance for the performance. The poem is divided into three sections. Two of them were dancers and the last one is current.

First of all, I would like to give a definition of dance and poetry. Dancing is art that turns your body into music to make it in time. Dance is both an art and an exchange. Poetry is the art, theory or structure of poetry. Poetry is a rhythmic work expressing imaginative, powerful experiences, thoughts or emotions. I think dancers, choreographers, and everyone involved in the production and instruction of dance performances are combining dance, poetry and music. It was just a rehearsal, but when I saw a dancer dance, I felt a very strong and overwhelming feeling.

Just like a lot of people, I have difficult problems when dancing. "I will dance like this" Dance can be a way to understand the most mysterious concepts such as nanotechnology, quantum mechanics, Sprung Rhythm's poetry theory. For the politicians of this election year, I said you had a big stick and had to dance with it. For the masses, I encourage you to dance for one person and everyone for greater benefit.

For this purpose, I declare, No, no! Writing is not an explanatory dance. Well, the poem may be an interpretive dance, and the script may occasionally be an illustrative dance. The flow of consciousness is definitely an explanatory dance. Talking about stories - No, I'm sorry, Storytelling is not freestyle but has a structure. I do not have much time. It is impossible. Sometimes not. of course. Always. I know that the writer lives naturally and breathes to nervousness. Leading clues to discover authors through stories is often a feeling of error and practitioners of discovery can spread tension by stacking - broken nails first, then stains in clothes and then last The wedding ceremonies are apart. I found that the writer does not need an outline to tell the story It just appears as the text dances on the page as if it were their own soul.