Why is this the answer?

The answer is broom because this fun riddle uses very clever word pictures to describe a household cleaning tool you probably see all the time. This puzzle turns a simple broom into a dancing gentleman and a dustpan into his partner, the lady. Let us look closely at the first line: "All about the house, with his lady he dances." Think about the moment you or an adult starts sweeping the floor. They hold the long handle of the broom, which is like the body of the gentleman, and move it all around the rooms of the house. The broom is the gentleman in this riddle, and the dustpan is his partner, the lady. When the person sweeps, the broom moves in big circles and swoops across the floor, pushing all the dirt and dust toward the waiting dustpan. The smooth, swirling way the broom sweeps and twirls with the dustpan, bringing all the mess together, can look almost exactly like a pair dancing a slow, elegant dance across the floor. The dustpan follows the broom's lead to collect everything. Now let us look at the second part of the riddle: "yet he always works, and never romances." This is the final clever clue that reminds you the gentleman is not a real person. The job of a broom is not to have a good time or fall in love because it is not alive. It is an object, and its only purpose is to clean, clean, clean. It works hard every time you pick it up, gathering all the dust bunnies and crumbs from the corners. It is a tool that is always focused on its work. It never stops sweeping to give the dustpan a flower or take a break for a hug because it is just a hardworking machine for cleaning. So, the he who dances is the broom, the lady is the dustpan, and the dancing is the simple job of sweeping the floor clean. The answer perfectly fits all the sneaky, imaginative clues in this wonderful word puzzle.