A Serious Problem
As his left hand went up,
Simultaneously so did mine.
As his right hand went down,
My right just fell in line.
As he alternated both hands rhythmically,
I began to dance.
As he moved both hands slowly up and down,
I walked lazily as if entranced.
As he jerked his hands upward,
I suddenly kissed the sky.
As he refrained from all movement,
I froze-- didn't move, didn't try.
In this moment of lifelessness
I became distraught thinking on things.
Then I realized there was a serious problem,
People don't have strings?
By Cynthia Mitchell a.k.a. Original Cyn ©
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