it's time for the ocean sky to gyrate its way to crimson sunset.
she and he were standing, gazing at the clueless crowd.
suddenly, he began to move and touch her velvet lips, up & down, all around.
there they went, wilder than the rush of the screeching cars.
he asked for her permission for the stairs to be less leveled, less balanced, surely torrid, surely sultry.
as they went with the stairs not leveled, lips but velvet and still tangled, necks' just clammy, and their way's so classy, she lifted her right limb and twist it to his left part, she was insensible.
the second time, he responded and grabbed her right limb towards his.
the time was too rapid, too swift.
he held her tight, his hands from her nape, to her neck, to her shoulders, to her back, down to her waist as she awaits and made her chase from the levels of both's wavering stairs.
everything ends with a sweet and light touch of their velvet lips.
the flower bloomed never late, never doomed.
the flower was indeed, hyacinth still, but something worth of a pink carnation.