Descriptive Essay About Dance

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This picture looks really simple to you. It is just me in the middle of the air doing a jump. To me, this photo is so much more than just that. It is one of the many things that I am able to do. I love to dance and it has made me into the best person I can be today. When I dance. I feel as if I am telling a story to the audience. I move long with the music and the moves I create have meaning to them too. I have been dancing since I was 2 years old. At first, I was very timid and I was also the smallest one there. I was not really sure of what was going on or what I was told to do, so I had just sat there to watch the first few lessons. Eventually, I had begun to do the tap and ballet in the class. At the end of the year, I had my first dance recital. I remember watching videos of it and I was placed in the front. I would stand there for a few moments, but I would then catch on to what everyone else was doing too. Throughout the years, I had learn to enjoy dance so much more too. I had met new friends through dance class that I know today and that I still talk to as well. When I was 10 years old, my mom decided to put me in dance competitions too. Before then, I would only perform once in the…show more content…
I love being able to perform in front of a crowd, whether it be on a stage or the football field. Different types of dancing can influence society only if you can actually find the meaning of the performance. Some may say that just because we attend the dance competitions means that we only go for the awards, but that is not the case. We attend them so we can see other dancers perform what they love, and also we are all able to perform what we do best too. The more I dance, the more it makes me realize that it does not matter what anyone thinks of you. As long as you are doing what you love, everyone can see how happy you are when you are doing it, no matter what it
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