Moonlight slips between the blinds,
Breaking binds over our minds.
I taste the mint upon your tongue;
You breathe me in — sweat and cologne.
Unhook, unbutton, kiss, unzip,
Bite your tongue; you bruise my lip.
It's strange how swiftly we return
To the rhythm our bodies learned.
Velvet-red marks stain my neck;
We're past the point of turning back.
This craving pulls like a riptide —
Drags us under what we hide.
Sunlight peeks between the blinds,
Harsh and holy on our lies.
Cough, cold sweat, wake-up regret,
As I light up your cigarette.
Mar 15
Mar 15, 2026 at 10:20 AM UTC
Moonlight slips between the blinds,
Breaking binds over our minds.
I taste the mint upon your tongue;
You breathe me in — sweat and cologne.
Unhook, unbutton, kiss, unzip,
Bite your tongue; you bruise my lip.
It's strange how swiftly we return
To the rhythm our bodies learned.
Velvet-red marks stain my neck;
We're past the point of turning back.
This craving pulls like a riptide —
Drags us under what we hide.
Sunlight peeks between the blinds,
Harsh and holy on our lies.
Cough, cold sweat, wake-up regret,
As I light up your cigarette.
