A picture is worth a thousand words: finding rhythm

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What i see and feel
I see two people dressed in black and in a black and white picture, hands locked in and raised high. The lady's hand on the man's shoulder and his hand on her waist. I see two people dancing tango and from the facial expressions, it looks like they are enjoying it. The background doesn't look like a stage, it seems they are dancing outside.


Story

Tracy stood there for few minutes, looking at postal with that reads "Become pro in tango in three weeks". Hey, Tracy are you coming or what? Thelma called out from ahead.

"Why don't you just go ahead and register for this dance class?" Thelma suggested. You're always stopping and staring at it whenever we walk by. The registration fee is fair enough and you have it, she added.

"Well i will love to,but i am not sure if i can actually learn and be good at it in a short amount of time",Tracy replied. I always trip or lose balance whenever I'm dancing, i think i will pass, i don't want to embarrass myself in front of people again.

"You haven't even tried and you're already giving you?" Come onTracy, this is what you have always loved. Register and do what you love and makes you happy,even if you suck at it, thelma said.

Tracy walked into place and registered, a class schedule was given to her. On her second class, she was paired with Bright who was also a dance instructor. Bright was patient with her, didn't rush her and took time teaching her.

They grew fond of each other, and in a short period of time, Tracy became good at dancing tango. She wasn't a pro, though, but she was better than she used to be. She was no longer losing balance while dancing, and loved it even more.

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