Shark-Tailed Sweetheart

You curl up quiet beside me, soft as moonlit foam,

Blue hair glowing gentle like you’re carrying your own home.

Your hoodie’s pulled around you, cozy, snug, and sweet,

And your shark tail wraps around my legs like it’s trying to speak.

You breathe slow, steady, warm against my chest,

Looking like a dream that never needs to rest.

Your fingers cling lightly to my clothes as you doze —

You don’t say a word, but somehow my whole heart knows.

And when your lashes lift,

Just a tiny shift —

It feels like your eyes

Are giving me a gift.

I’m falling for a shark-tailed femboy in a dark hoodie,

Quiet and glowing like you’re made just for me.

You speak in glances, soft and cute as can be —

Every look hits warm, tender, heavenly.

You curl up like a secret,

And I can’t believe it —

I’m falling, falling, falling

For the quiet way you melt into my space.

Your bodysuit catches moonlight in gentle little lines,

Black and blue patterns tracing down your thighs.

You stretch out slowly, tail swaying side to side —

Shy but playful, like waves pulling at the tide.

You nuzzle close, hood brushing against my chin,

And even without words, I hear everything within.

You touch my sleeve softly, pulling me your way —

Silent boy magic, sweeter every day.

You trace circles on my hand,

Small and unplanned —

But they say more to me

Than words ever can.

I’m falling for a shark-tailed femboy in a dark hoodie,

Quiet and glowing like you’re made just for me.

You speak in glances, soft and cute as can be —

Every look hits warm, tender, heavenly.

You curl up like a secret,

And I can’t believe it —

I’m falling, falling, falling

For the quiet way you melt into my space.

You don’t speak —

But somehow I know you.

Your touch is a language

Soft, and true.

Yeah, I’m falling for a femboy with a bright blue shine,

Hoodie pulled tight as you tangle into mine.

Your shark tail curls around me like a gentle embrace —

And that alone makes my whole world feel safe.

I’m falling, falling, falling —

And you don’t say a thing,

But I still know you.