Upon My Toes Painting

Emily Dickinson’s "I cannot dance upon my Toes," the speaker is creating a colorful poetic drama that examines the amazing joy afforded her through her engagement with solitude. Celebrating, with special emphasis, her personal experiences of "Glee" she knows that her readers/listeners will readily perceive her comparison to great performances in dance, theater, and opera. It's asserted that she does not have the proficiency to dance as a ballerina would, because she has not received the necessary training and lessons that such dancers need to undergo. However, there are times during which she has the ability to experience the indescribable joy of her soul. She suggests that such joy may be similar to that experienced through ballet. The ability to dance upon one’s toes remains a physical prowess, and very few individuals ever have the ability to reach such a lofty achievement. Because such ability and talent remain so rare, the speaker assumes that those who have the talent to render such performances must then experience "Glee."

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:48 W x 60 H x 1.5 D in

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