Under the moonlit sky, we dance,
Two souls entwined in a cosmic trance.
The stars above, they seem to sing,
A melody only love could bring.
Your eyes, like oceans deep and wide,
Hold secrets that words cannot describe.
My heart leaps with each tender touch,
For in your arms, I find life's sweetest clutch.
The whispers of the gentle breeze,
Caress our hearts, as we sway with ease.
Our lips meet, like fire and ice,
Igniting a passion that never dies.
In your embrace, I find my solace,
A haven where our love takes palace.
Together we'll write our endless tale,
A story that transcends both time and space.
For in this moment, I truly see,
A love that burns eternally.
With every beat, our hearts unite,
As we dance beneath the velvet night.
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