Cure Me

  Lately I have been enjoying my vocation from school. I should say I spent my time very well - symphony, dance performances, musicals, dance classes, long walks, reading books, a football game. All of this goodness has helped me answer some of the questions that have been puzzling me. Watching talented people perform, listenning   to them, understanding them helped me understand myself.

Dance is a form of expressing yourself, it's like poetry, doesn't pay the bill but touches one's soul. Luckily poets turn to music and succeed at writing songs. Dancers? Most of you have gigs, some become teachers, a few reach the sky and become stars.

I remember one of my professors was saying that even a walk is a form of dance. Perhaps, dance is so natural to humans that we are all professional dancers, each one of us has a different style, a different story to "dance".

  Dance has helped me go through the toughest moments and it's been my way of expressing feelings. Some people draw, some sing, everybody has their way of unloading. My point is, art is often underastimated and it shouldn't. Art is not necessarily entertainment, and not all entertainment is art. Art can be medicine for your soul and that is a huge power.