Touching..I wanted to smile and weep by turns. Thank you for sharing it.

I read this, and even though I have a pretty good understanding alone of what regret means, I looked it up anywayTo give the word alone some thought.from my comprehension and understanding it is sadness, that when reflected upon later in life, becomes a recognized mistake, or something done wrong. Then, I think about the poem, and each word chosen, looking for the positives in what occurred, the rights.not the wrongsI see many, as one that stands outyou watched . Then I looked up the word watch which in the context of the writing above to me, means you observed something new.differentwhich means again to me, you were cautiousnot wrong, to me, not a mistakeand could not be a regret once understood. Because you discovered in observing something beautiful, that to dance is a part of living.as so today with each word that graces the page, and posted for any and all to read/watchYou live and dance naked in the park, free of those chains you speak of in the poem. Excellent writing, and truly thank you for sharingBecause with each word you write and share, I see you are indeed a wonderful dancer. As I have as I am enjoying the time spent here watching.

Just wonderfull!!!!

Wonderful words! They seem to dance around each other as she danced. Regret is a bitter legacy. When I feel it creeping over me, I think of Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind "After all, tomorrow is another day" Not that she's the best role model to choose in life.