There she was and standing tall
Dancing under the pine trees
In the moonlight
The night was cold and brisk and clear
And my glasses were fogging
I wiped my brow and squinted low
Rose to my full height
And realized now
I'd forgotten my dance shoes
But still with a will and desire less brave than foolish
I moved forwards the light
The damned moonlight
Clearing my throat
My sweater felt bunchy and awkward
But there I was and there was she
Dancing under the pine trees
Why are you dancing, I asked
And to what tune?
I dance to save myself and others, she said
The tune is on the wind
Oh, I said
Oh oh, said she
My glasses I removed and used my sweater to unfog
Though this was not recommended, the wool you see can scratch
But what was one to do
Besides I thought it looked cool
And then she paused in her dance
And gazed upon me
Under the pine trees
In the moonlight
Want to grab a bite, I said
I could eat, said she
And so off we went
Away from the pine trees
And the damned moonlight
To an all night diner on 32nd street






