May and Jack
Old and frail
Silvery spools of hair
Draping across the chair
Across the way
Sat pictures of May,
And her husband on display.
Young as when they first met
When their whole lives had been set.
Not something she could ever forget.
The frame began to glow
Oddly at first and mighty slow,
Then like a river it began to flow.
The lights became dim,
And everything became grimm,
And then she saw him.
He reached out his hand
And helped her to stand
She came to understand.
He took her in his arms
And laid on her one of his old charms.
He spun her around but this was only one part.
She moved so free unlike before.
She danced across the floor.
It was felt deep in her core.
The music died down
And he began to frown.
He spun her once more around.
He sat her back
She asked “what is the matter Jack.”
He looked back up at her and gave her a smack.
A sigh and a leap to his feet
Brought to her attention
something he needed to complete.
She smiled and agreed
She only asked him to take lead.
He looked her in the eyes and that he guaranteed.