Poetry on BHARATANATYAM by EVERYTHING BEE KNOWS

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BharataNatyam

Jump on ur toes, place down ur heels
Repeat a couple times
You get your tai haat tai hi(heee)

Fluttering feet, mighty dreams
A beautiful lesson
Kept my life in streams.

Spiritual and valour
Fear and love
Evrything in one, with distinct flavour

My respect to the sage bharat muni
For his magnanimous creation
Adorned and preserved by many 

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