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our first kiss


we were fifteen back then,

as we sat into the cold hard ground.

we were beneath the moonlight,

for a long period of time,

waiting for nothingness.

 

all of a sudden you looked at me,

and leaned closer to me,

all of a sudden the world froze as if it stopped to see.

 

then the sparks ignited,

as both of our lips touched,

and there we shared our first kiss;

under the moonlight,

as it shone brightly at us to see.

 

the feeling of your lips,

lingered into mine,

as we slowly parted away from our kiss.

 

and we were fifteen,

when we shared our first kiss.

 

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