There are days that still feel like summer —
where time slows, and love moves like sunlight across skin.
When summer stayed too long between us,
it wasn’t heat I remembered — it was ease.
The laughter that came without trying,
the touch that asked for nothing but closeness.
Love, in its softer season, doesn’t demand.
It lingers —
in the warmth of a glance,
in the air between two steady heartbeats.
Sometimes I think the best kind of passion
isn’t loud or fleeting —
it’s the kind that settles into the body,
steady and sure,
a fire that hums instead of burns.
And even as the days grow shorter,
I still find the sun in your hands,
the warmth that refuses to fade.
🕯 Some seasons never end —
they just learn how to glow quieter.
