We did it all wrong,
but we didn't mean to.
You, shoes squealing
sharply, sliding,
reaching, saving
the day, captured
in black and white
like a song.
Later, the whiteness
of my arms against
the darkness of
of my arms against
the darkness of
your skin astonished me
and you—the moon
turned us a glowing
twilight shade of blue.
We danced, sweet
and slow, and you left
your ring on my table,
so I’d think of you,
and I did,
and I do, you see?
But that was all then,
and we did it
all wrong, didn’t we?
all wrong, didn’t we?
(c) 2017, by Hannah Six
Note: I was unable to figure out to whom this lovely image should be attributed. Please leave me a comment if you know.
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