Sink me in your bathysphere, slow and tender sleep
Underwater warmth where all our edges keep
Breath a little softer, let the midnight blur
I’ll learn your tidal heartbeat, whisper in a slur
Curtains drift like seaweed in a dim-lit room
The AC hum is ocean, pouring velvet bloom
Your name moves like moonlight on a sonar screen
I count the gentle pulses where our hush has been
Half-asleep, half-diving, both of us below
Words dissolve to bubbles no one has to know
Coffee turns to brine in the porcelain of dawn
We trade the last of daylight for a drowsy yawn
Your laughter, low and salty, rinses out the ache
I float inside your shoulder till my edges break
Low-pass kisses, filtered through the quiet air
Sidechain breathing, rising where the night is fair
You tilt the floor to lull me deeper than the street
I find a secret harbor where our temperatures meet
Sink me in your bathysphere, slow and tender sleep
Underwater warmth where all our edges keep
Breath a little softer, let the midnight blur
I’ll learn your tidal heartbeat, whisper in a slur
If silence is a reef, I’ll learn its ancient names
If distance is a current, I’ll swim the patient lanes
I’ll read your map of freckles like the stars beneath
And let the surface fade—a quiet, distant wreath
Vinyl crackle drifts like rain on window glass
Your fingers press a compass in my palm and pass
We don’t need air tonight; we only need the hush
A slow aquatic lullaby that makes the city blush
Sleep and neon spiral into murmurs on the floor
We fold our small confessions in a conch to store
Your whisper, warm and heavy, anchors me to peace
I watch the ceiling ripple till the noises cease
Sink me in your bathysphere, slow and tender sleep
Underwater warmth where all our edges keep
Hold me past the morning, past the waking stir
We’ll dream in tidal cadence, softer than a word
Let the world above us soften to a distant hum
We’ll stay submerged in amber till the daylight numbs
Drowsing bathysphere, keep us hidden, keep us whole
I’ll drift inside your gravity and memorize the shoal