Please read this, to get a clear idea of the thoughts behind the selected photo. The photo is titled Russian Dancers.

stay with us and dance
hold them closer to your heart
dance for the children
express yourself - dance
once a forbidden art form
spread peace and joy - dance
©Ruth Klein’s Scribbles
dancing for JOY!
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Yes!! ❤️
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Wonderful
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❤️
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I love your message of spreading peace and joy, Ruth! One of my favorite things to do is dance. It’s so therapeutic. Great poem! 🙂
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Thank you, Yvette! I wish I knew how to dance!! 😌
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Just so joyful! Ok, I will be dancing today as if no one is watching!
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That’s what I have to do.
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❤️
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This is lovely poetry, Ruth. I hope they dance for the pure joy of being alive. ❤
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Thank you! ❤️
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What a delightful piece, Ruth! I love to dance. It’s good for the soul and great exercise. ❤️
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Thank you, Eugenia! ❤️💃🕺
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I love it, Ruth. I feel the movement of the dance in your poem.
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Thank you! 💃🕺
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Beautiful, I love the dance of joy.
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Thank you! 💃🕺
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Ruth,
I’ve been thinking a lot about the children of late 😦
Sincerely,
David
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Yes! The children need our love!
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Reminds me very much of ‘Belly Dancing’… – here’s some history;
“The Egyptian Ghawazee are the decendents of nomads who migrated from India through the countries of the Far and Middle East and then down into Egypt, probably in the 16th century. Their traditional occupations in Egyptian communitites are as dancers, singers and musicians for social events large and small.” & “The first belly dancers were a group of traveling dancers known as the ghawazee. These women were considered gypsies in Egypt in the 18th century, and were banished from Cairo during the 1830s, but went on to perform in Upper Egypt and later in the Middle East and Europe.” &
“The Ghawazi is a local practice describing female dancers who dance in return of money; the male version of the practice is described as “khawal”.” – there is more info on Wiki.
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very cool! Thx for reading and sharing!
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for the children. Yes. How lovely. thanks, Ruth.
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yes! Thanks!
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