Blackout Poetry - Dance to Remember

Today I wrote a blackout poem. Blackout poetry is when you find a page from a book, article, newspaper, etc., and then black out certain words on the page. The words you can still see become your poem. This is a type of found poetry. I chose page 148 in the book Hocus Pocus & The All-New Sequel written by A. W. Jantha.

After I blacked out the words I didn't want in my poem, the page looked like this:

The words you see on the blacked out page are now my poem. I rewrote the poem below to show how I'd format it on a page, adding punctuation and changing capitalization, and I added a title. 

Dance to Remember

By Candace Shultz

I whirl and jump.

I was there - 

Being remembered,

Fluttering,

Dancing.

Yes, 

I remember it

Like it was yesterday.

Grinning.

Dancing a spell.

I turn,

Try to concentrate,

And wander off softly.