♩ "Pardon my clumsiness, I'm not as graceful as I used to be"
It didn't take long for them to get in the swing of things, but he was keeping up just fine. With her head in the crook of his neck, arms draped gently yet haphazardly around his long neck, she wondered what he was like, lifetimes ago. When was a boy of skin and bones, not metal and wires. It was usually best not to dwell, because it reminded her of what she didn't get to experience -- but it made her appreciate all she had. Sure, he was old and beaten up, he'd live long past her bones blew away in the dust, but even if all they had was this last moment, this dance-- it would be enough.
















