When I kiss you
A whole ocean runs through my veins
Flowers are born in my body like a garden
And you fertilize me, and you prune me, I am happy
And on my tongue it undresses a nightingale
And between its wings we love each other without shame
When you kiss me, you give a Nobel Prize to my mouth
When I kiss you
You open and close like a butterfly's wing
br/>And your saliva baptizes my illusion
And you bite my reason to the core
And a moan is stripped and comes out of your voice
The steps follow, and my heart bends
br/>When you kiss me, all the stars light up in the dawn
And a nightingale undresses on my tongue
And among its wings, we love each other without shame
When you kiss me, a prize Nobel, you give it to my mouth
When I kiss you, the moon trembles over the river
And it overflows