Blaze

The soft music kept lingering in the ears

The light was shy and dormant

Two eyes gazed in to each other

With the intensity that could burn the globe

Their breath was pounding heavier and heavier

The warmth in the atmosphere gone ablaze

The bodies lie besides each other

And love danced in grace

The swooning hair, the rough stubble

The collar bone and the neck

The arms and the waist; the chest and the eye

The lips had trembled in harmony

The tongues that danced together to a rhythm

The smiles that shied away

The grasp that got tighter and tighter

Just like your breath was taken away

The legs intermingled in a serpentine caress

The hands painted on their souls

Just like god had infused a goblet of love

Their passion lost control

Fire and storm, light and brightness

Color and white, color and white

Weightless, like breeze, like rain, like a sea

The bliss, the magic, the eternal bliss . . . . . .