Dancing Among The Stars Poem by Gail Deemer

She’d spoke to me of her Red
And how he loved to sing.
A pleasant voice beloved by all,
Gone thirty years by then.

No one else had captured her heart
The way her Red still did.
In her dreams he slept with her
Her time on earth was short.

In her sleep she returned to him,
A long life ended peacefully.
Loved by all especially her daughter-in-law,
Who cared for her until the end.

I think of her with her Red,
Listening to his serenade.
In his arms, her head on his chest,
Dancing among the stars.