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"Dance with me," says the poet, following a beautiful metaphor through the entire poem, to life and things that happen when we have a partner.
“Dance with me,” says the poet, following a beautiful metaphor through the entire poem, to life and things that happen when we have a partner.
Our eyes met, the music played, And before we knew it, we were dancing Our eyes locked into a gaze, with passion ablaze, we were dancing.
I’ve danced before, but this music is new Let’s start with one step at a time; Sometimes I’ll take the lead And sometimes, you.
When the music gets fast, Let’s remember, one step at a time I’ll match your rhythm And you match mine
Sometime you’ll need to be close Real close, till my earrings brush against your face Sometimes I’ll need you to step away I like my place in the spotlight, I like to twirl away
Oh look! The little ones tugging at my dress, Let’s embrace them as we do the two-step, A bit of chaos, interesting nonetheless, Until they’re ready to fly off from our nest
And when the music slows down Your wrinkled arms wrapped around my frail waist, Our vision too weak to stay locked in a gaze, Feel me with your heart, I’ll just be one step away, Dancing with you till we call it a day.
So, my love, on this dance floor of life, where it can be tough for two imperfect dancers to keep the beat, For better or worse, Will you dance with me?
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