Interpretation Of The Poem Henry Prep

She sits center stage, waiting for her performance time to come. She takes in all the beauty of the auditorium. She searched the stage for any pressure points that could be detrimental for her success or failure. The black that covered the stage floor was like a never-ending black hole cased with glass. Would she fall through or be as light as a feather and gently succeed in her career? She will soon find out for herself, but for now she gently runs her fingers across the breath-taking hand carved wood siding that paints an image in itself as it crawls up the tower of balconies, in which have their own beauty, for they allow the viewers another perspective and interpretation of her dance.. The way the chandelier gently hung as if it would fall if someone landed too hard on the stage. The row of seats seem to cascade from each other, and make the auditorium look as long as a football field. The dome shaped ceiling, in which the music would soon fill every crevice that was temporarily occupied by the sound of her anxious heartbeat. This modern day opera house was intelligently designed by an architect that was appreciative of the original opera houses. She walks up and down the aisles taking in the view of all the work the architect detailed into this …show more content…
She is constantly criticizing herself, and how her figure is not perfect even though she strives to be. Dancing is the point her life revolves around, and she was taught to be perfect even when perfection is unattainable. It is her own form of gravity. Ballet is used not just for dance, but to help athletes become more successful and obtain better stamina, self-control, agility, and flexibility. If you’re an athlete, and a first time dancer, you don’t want to do the extremities that regular ballet dancers do. It can lead to overuse injuries because ballet uses a lot of