Haiku 1 – Desire
Your name on my tonguetastes like something I shouldn't—which is why I stay.
Poem: "Midnight Distance"
Don't love me softly.I don't bloom that way.
Speak in silences.Touch like you've memorizedwhere I flinch.
Don't ask what I feel.Ask where I go when I leave mid-sentence.Ask what part of me you haven't touched yetthat still wants you anyway.
One-line Reflection:
I don't fall in love. I walk into it like a crime scene—gloved, silent, and already guilty.
Haiku 2 – Magnetic
You undress slowly—but your mind came off quicker.Now I want both bare.
Poem: "You Shouldn't Like This"
I make you nervous.You call it curiosity.But I know the look—when someone recognizes dangerand still leans in.
You shouldn't like this.You do anyway.That's not on me.That's your echo choosing mine.
One-line Reflection:
I don't want to own you. I want to be the reason you forget everyone else ever did.
Haiku 3 – Consent
You gave me your hand—but your eyes said "not all yet."So I waited. Still.
Poem: "Where You Hide"
Tell me where you keep the version of youno one else knows how to touch.
I won't steal it.I'll just sit beside ituntil it trusts me enough to breathe.
Haiku 4 – Obsession
You say you're over—yet I still find your breathingin the way I dream.
One-line Reflection:
Flirting with me isn't sweet. It's signing a contract in a language your heart doesn't know yet.