Movement Revolution
The body is a machine. #VocalNPM
The movementis swift. A giftfrom the revolutionsof Earth, the universe.
A body hitsThe floor;gives birthto a new move,a new wayto rotate,a new wayto glide.It is exerciseand art combined;a body suspendedin time; no wayto press rewindas innovationand creativityhas been achieved.The dancers breathe,believe in who they are
In all of the stars,moons, galaxiesthey see when aa move is complete.
The styles are elite.
Have you seenthis universalmovementwhere the bestof the bestcompete?
Where anyonecan join in todo waves, pops,locks, backspins?
It created a revolutionall across the world;in various cities;on pavements in streetswhere young brownand black men werebeat by the police.
These young peopleneeded a release!
Hip-hop, break dancingis all about peace.
It is a revolution.
A solution.
A contributionto the freedomof marginalizedcitizens of theUnited Statesnow makingan impactall over theglobe.
The dancershit the floorand explodeinto movementthat mirrorsthe Egyptians,that looks likeCapoeiraCaptivating,motivating,stimulatingis the movementis the masteryis the motionare each moment.
OpponentsDon't dare strikeThey strive!They keepthe culture,the dance alive!
Provide yourson, daughter,child theopportunityto thrive
by teaching them
about the movement
revolution
Bringing meaningto their lives, thisform of movingis inclusive.
Break dancing is universal.
Break dancing is an ancient form of dance that is universal. It can be found all across the world.
About the Creator
Christopher Sims
Christopher D. Sims is a an artist who writes poetry, performs spoken word, and plays the hand drum, wooden flute, and the African guitar. He uses his writing, speaking, and activism for social justice movements and peace efforts.
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