The photos will show them smiling, laughing at the phone,
these clustered women embracing the weekend evening
together at the disco, families left at home,
reviving the tingle of teenage dreaming.
The videos will show them dancing together while a stream
of men flows past, sometimes splashing a glance
of interest at their antics which perhaps may seem
inviting some sort of dalliance dance.
But any sort of misbehaviour seems out of place,
young daring ceding to mid-life propriety.
That this can happen regardless of race
is tribute to British open society.