A dance of time between two lovers
On the dance floor is the woman of my dreams.
She twirls and sashays from partner to partner.
Only the stage of music separates the players from the dancers.
Do I take the chance and ask to dance?
Do I remain a player on the stage observing the seconds of time pass by?
I take that step and she says yes.
We dance together for but a moment.
Her face, engraved in my mind.
Its memory stays with me
Though months pass, I continue to seek out the one.
On occasion a glimpse, a shadow of the night I saw her first.
Then comes Gloria and its aftermath
Invited to a house party of another dancer, I choose to go.
Time stands still
To be on time is not to be.
An empty house
No cars to see, I turn around.
I change my mind
Time moves forward and I return.
More cars, it is real, I go in.
And there she is, the house mate.
The memories of the past rush forward
Hesitation is not there this night.
Do you want to dance?
We do. And do. And do.
A goodnight kiss…we’ll call again, and again.
For 30 years, the lovers dance.
Dear Harvey, 30 years! She must like to dance a lot.
Best to you both,
Joyce
Not as much as she used to. Though it was quite appropriate that for our wedding song, we chose “Could I have this dance, for the rest of my life” by Anne Murray.
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