Midnight Honey

You slide in after midnight,

Eyes darker than the sky.

You say you shouldn’t be here,

But you never tell me why.

I let you pull me by the waist,

Feel your hands trace down my spine.

You whisper that I ruin you—

Baby, you say it like it’s fine.

You tell me I’m your weakness,

But you wear it like a crown.

You say you try to stay away…

Yet somehow you’re always back around.

In my nightshade honey,

You get sweeter when you’re hurting.

Kiss me like you’re starving for

A high you can’t stop chasing.

Let the shadows swallow reason,

Let the tension pull you in.

You know I’m trouble when I touch you…

But you love the way I sin.

You breathe me in like danger—

I can feel it in your grip.

You say you want to keep control,

But you lose it when I kiss your lips.

I take you places in the dark

No one else has ever seen.

You tell me I’m addictive,

Like I lace your every dream.

You swear this isn’t healthy,

But you never tell me no.

You say loving me feels reckless…

Then you beg me not to go.

In my nightshade honey,

You get sweeter when you’re hurting.

Kiss me like you’re starving for

A high you can’t stop chasing.

Let the shadows swallow reason,

Let the tension pull you in.

You know I’m trouble when I touch you…

But you love the way I sin.

Let’s fall apart together,

Just to feel a little whole.

You say I’m bad for you,

But I’m good for your soul.

Baby, we’re a quiet ruin,

Wrapped in soft and silver light.

If this is wrong, then touch me—

Make it feel like right tonight.

In my nightshade honey,

You melt under my whisper.

You say I drive you crazy…

So come a little closer.

Let the danger taste like sweetness,

Let my body be your truth.

You know you’re better when you break—

And I break a little too.