When We Kissed

The last time we kissed, my beloved one

Patricia Pixie❤
2 min readAug 14, 2023
Photo by Mia Harvey on Unsplash

I remember the last time we kissed, my beloved kind of soul. It was a moment suspended between the realms of reality and dreams, where time melted away and left us embraced in the delicate dance of our hearts.

Your lips, a melody that lingered on mine, imprinting a symphony of emotions upon my senses. In that fleeting connection, I tasted the bittersweet essence of goodbye and the sweetness of every shared laughter and whispered secret.

The world around us seemed to fade into a blur, as if the universe itself recognized the significance of that tender exchange. Each touch was a brushstroke of affection on the canvas of our story, a story woven with threads of passion and woven with the threads of passion and warmth.

Your eyes, windows to the universe within you, held a universe of unspoken words. They reflected the tenderness that words could not express, a universe of unspoken words. They held the promise of the journey we’d undertaken, the memories we’d gathered, and the love we’d nurtured.

As our breaths mingled in that sacred space, I could feel the echo of every shared heartbeat, every adventure we’d embarked upon together. Time seemed to fold upon itself, embracing the past, present, and future in a single heartbeat.

And as we pulled away, I carried that moment with me, a treasure to hold close in the moments of solitude. The memory of that last kiss, like a star illuminating the night sky, a reminder that even though our paths may have diverged, our souls remain entwined in the constellation of love.

So I remember the last time we kissed, my beloved kind of soul. It’s a memory that lives within me, a flame that flickers in the quiet corners of my heart, a testament to the profound connection we shared.

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Patricia Pixie❤
Patricia Pixie❤

Written by Patricia Pixie❤

Billingual writer/music lover/tarot reader/Interested in the mysteries of the human mind misspatypixie@outlook.com

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