Silent kiss - reversible poem
Soft moonlight on silent lips—
a secret spark in midnight air.
Our breath meets in quiet longing,
a hush deeper than starlit stillness.
Your touch blooms—petals of dusk unfurl,
echoed in the pulse between our souls.
This silent kiss is moonlight spilled—
a pale river winding through still air,
carrying the taste of rose-thorns and longing,
soft as dew upon a lover’s skin.
Your soul leans in, a petal whispering secrets,
my heart folds like dusk over sleeping hills;
no words needed—this thrum of contact,
a hidden chord vibrating beneath quiet flesh.
We speak in the language of sighs:
the brush of eyelashes like wind-kissed lilies,
a hush that blooms between us,
delicate as frost upon a candle’s warmth.
Here, in that breath-long pause,
time slows to the pulse between us—
each heartbeat, a ripple; each exhale, a vow
etched invisible, yet felt in every vein.
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