Kind heart sits within
You kneel and bow for others
Pochi-kun is cute.
-Greece
History fills you
Your snores are soft and drowsy.
Cats really like you.
-Japan
Quiet as a mouse
You watch others intently
Sneaky little one.
-Greece
You are so sleepy
Cat hair sticks to your white shirt
Let me take your coat.
-Japan
You smell of green tea
It is intoxicating
I like your Miso.
-Greece
Olives and goat cheese
Your food is very yummy
Lamb is so tender.
-Japan
Formal and proper
Primly dressed and ready
Don't forget to breathe.
-Greece
Tired and easy
Carefree and light as a breeze
Don't fall asleep now.
-Japan
Japan slid the paper across the table toward Greece and rolled the pen his way, smiling while doing so. He rested his head upon his hand, waiting for Greece to slide the paper back to him with a new message written in blue ink. He watched as Greece groggily scratched the pen against the thin paper, his mouth broadening into a smile as he wrote.
Japan was confused when Greece clicked the pen shut; did he not want to continue with their haiku lesson? Japan thought Greece was doing a great job and was learning quickly. He watched Greece set the pen down and slid the paper toward him. He picked up the sheet, looking for the newest entry.
Cute smile of yours
I crave for your soft and sweet lips.
May I kiss you, please?
Japan's cheeks began to flush red and he placed a sleeved hand to his mouth. He looked over at Greece who lazily, or was it lust, stared at him. Greece raised an eyebrow, waiting for Japan's approval. Japan rolled his eyes and scooted closer toward Greece, removing his hand from his mouth and nodding his head.
Greece placed his lips on Japan's and began to caress them softly. He let his tongue message his bottom lip, pleading to come in. Japan opened his mouth slightly and Greece entered politely. Japan's tongue greeted Greece's with a tap and soon they embraced and twisted, fighting for dominance, playing a game of tag. Japan felt his cheeks grow warmer as Greece continued; the man was a master of kissing.
Kissing would have to be the next lesson.