One kiss, no harm
When you returned my kiss
and the earth fell from under our feet,
our souls were no longer in our bodies.
I touched the stars;
I knew the happiness of kissing an angel.
All time as I knew it stood still,
nothing else mattered but this sun-lightened kiss.
I couldn't breath, my knees wobbled
and the room started to spin.
I felt our bodies melt together and the love
you worked so hard at keeping locked up,
couldn't wait to flow
through your tongue into my heart.
I have never been rocked by
oh, so sweet a bliss as that kiss,
so sugared, so melting, so delicious, so instant.
Heaven was in that union of the most
exquisite of pleasures known to man.
It is my wish that I might die kissing
the lips of a filly, a lily of an angel.
As I gently raised your sweet and pure face,
your eyes were filled with radiant love
glowing with the excitement of that first kiss
that had been nurtured for so long.
That trembling kiss.
I'll never forget the feel, when both our hearts
bonded with a touch of our tongues,
the press of our bodies together, the look we saw
when our eyes first met after that kiss of kisses.
What harm could one kiss possibly do...
Kiss me softly and speak to me low;
trust me, Darling, in time we'll know.
When we may live with never a fear,
Kiss me, Dear, kiss me slow...
