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Dancing Into Love
Her blazing red hair is aflame with his passionate gaze 
 as his hands twirl her about the stage'
 pulsing with bright light that blinds the senses-except one
 although its function has just begun. 
 His arms press her against his trembling heart  
 as she wonders if his mind shall start 
 to wish they'd never be apart. 
 She glides across his heartstrings 
 to see what curiosity brings.
 Her muscles perform flawlessly as he catches her each time 
 performing without effort, yet her heart is in a bind. 
 For the wedding band around her ring finger
 has made a disheartening promise that shall linger.
 Her mind is muddled in a murky, dark pool 
 as creatures emerge from the depths and proclaim her a fool.
 They chant: 'your desire, however hidden, 
 is entirely forbidden.'
 For in the audience observes a watchful eye,
 and unto him her future lies.
 He sits, stroking his moustache, 
 is her fianc', his actions unattractively brash.  
 He who swims in gold and glory
 yet his interests are another story'
 His fleshy figure and personality 
 are too enriched in a reality 
 of money, stocks, and loans, 
 but soon she will be his own.
 Her mother never understood her passion
 for dancing, and now she shall ration 
 the very thing that sets her daughter right 
 as a displeasing rich fianc' has been given in spite.
 The sweet violin music has settled around them,
 as melodic splendor tugs at the hem 
 of her dress and entrances her feet 
 to carry her gracefully across the beat. 
 Yet a decrescendo halts them at last 
 for the dance is slowly dying and time has past. 
 For this time in his arms shall be the finish
 to their long relationship that will diminish.  
 His hazel eyes beseech her face 
 for in her gaze is sensed a trace 
 of her knowledge that they shall no longer dance into love,
 yet her match is an ill-fitting glove.
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