Flesh to flesh, the world dissolves,
In silk of night where breath revolves.
No words remain—just trembling sighs,
Like stardust falling from our cries.
A touch, a spark, a rhythm slow,
Where moonlight bathes what shadows know.
Tongues of fire in silent bloom,
Our bodies writing through the gloom.

Each moan—a verse, each gasp—a rhyme,
We bend the pulse, we slow down time.
No need for speech, no need to name—
Just aching light and endless flame
In silk of night where breath revolves.
No words remain—just trembling sighs,
Like stardust falling from our cries.
A touch, a spark, a rhythm slow,
Where moonlight bathes what shadows know.
Tongues of fire in silent bloom,
Our bodies writing through the gloom.

Each moan—a verse, each gasp—a rhyme,
We bend the pulse, we slow down time.
No need for speech, no need to name—
Just aching light and endless flame
