And I still know by heart, the way we breathed with the sunlight scattering off the sky, and the way reds refracted off your lips, darling and off our eventual demise, and the way i stole your first rain-kiss and you stole it back from mine.
And I still remember the letters drenched in the sea and the summer rain, and the coffee stains on unmade beds, and the coastlines where we’re yet to stay.
And I still miss the setting sun, and the saltwater-rush mixed with regrets and the mornings we became the sea foams lit by stars and cigarettes.
But maybe it’s the sunset’s turn to love you, darling,