‘It’s not exactly hard to explain,” she said
When we sat down yesterday.

‘It’s a movement of a steady hand,
More graceful than that of your average man
That allows a life to override itself
At the flick of a switch
On a whim.’

I gasped.

‘Shall we begin?’ She asked,
As she took my trembling hand
In her grasp.

I told her that we shouldn’t, or rather,
That we couldn’t.
I was an average man,
Less grace than most in destructive hands.