The Kiss That Outlived the Fire

The church fell first, the roof came down, Smoke rolled black through the shattered town. She held my hand through the sparks and screams, Said, “Love’s the last thing they can’t redeem.”

The stars all choked on the rising smoke, The river boiled, the crossbeam broke. We kissed beneath the falling spire, A promise carved inside the fire.

The kiss that outlived the fire, The flame that refused to die. When the sky turned red with liars, We found truth in each other’s eyes. No sin, no death, no pyre, Could kill what burned that night — The kiss that outlived the fire.

I walk through ruins in the rain, Still taste her breath, still wear her name. The ashes cool, the years decay — But that moment never fades away.

The angels cried, the devils ran, But we just stood, still hand in hand. No holy water could erase The smoke still painted on my face.

The kiss that outlived the fire, Still burns beneath my skin. The world can end, the stars expire — But our flame don’t give in. Let heaven call me liar, I’d burn again to feel desire — The kiss that outlived the fire.

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