Darling's Smile

When darling’s smile parts,

the world ignites within,

A curve of lips that drags my reason down.

The tongue of fire, the hush beneath the skin,

Each secret hums, each sigh a soft renown.

Eyes roam the slope

where shadowed passion lies,

Tracing the heat no hand has dared to claim.

A shiver blooms beneath the hollowed thighs,

As breath and want entwine in nameless flame.

The world contracts;

desire is all I know,

Time bends to linger where your mouth will stray.

A pulse, a moan, a tremor deep and slow,

Night folds us close, and light dissolves away.

O smile, that rends both body, mind, and soul,

In darling’s curve, I am undone, made whole.

And when the world falls silent at your curve,

I trace the hollow where shadowed fire lives.

Each sigh a tether, each tremor a nerve

That bends me wholly to the gift you give.

Fingers follow paths no eyes should claim,

Mapping the heat that trembles beneath your skin.

Every brush of you ignites a nameless flame,

Where wanting begins and restraint wears thin.

Your lips return to mine in stolen arcs,

A promise made in the hush before the dawn.

We are undone, entwined in secret sparks,

As all the night dissolves, and reason’s gone.

O darling, smile that burns, that steals, that calls

Within your curve, the universe falls.