My Silk Nighty

My silk nighty,
soft as moonlight,
a whisper against my skin,
a secret the night keeps only for him.

It is not just fabric,
not just threads woven with shine,
but a story,
a tender symbol
of how my boyfriend loves me,
how his eyes linger,
how his heart folds itself
around mine.

When I wear it,
I feel like the evening has wrapped me
in the petals of lilies,
in the smoothness of stars,
and his gaze
becomes a mirror,
a reflection of warmth,
a poem written without words.

He tells me he loves me—
not always with sentences,
but with the way his hands
straighten the little straps,
with the way his smile softens
like dawn breaking over quiet waters.
I see it in the way he stays,
the way he listens,
the way he treasures
every fragile silence
as if even the hush
between my breaths
is worth keeping.

My silk nighty,
it glimmers like faith,
like trust stitched into fabric.
When I slip it on,
I remember the first time he saw me in it—
his eyes widened,
not in desire alone,
but in awe,
as though he had just discovered
a secret garden
that belonged only to us.

And he whispered,
“You look like the night itself,
but softer,
but sweeter,
but mine.”

That moment lives with me,
like perfume in the air,
like music that never ends.

Every fold of this nighty
is a page in our love story,
every shimmer
is a candle flame dancing in the dark.
It clings to me
the way his affection clings—
gentle yet certain,
delicate yet unbreakable.

I think of how he loves me,
not for what I wear,
not for how the silk falls,
but for the soul inside me,
for the dreams I carry,
for the fears I hide.
And yet,
this nighty has become
our language of closeness,
our way of painting evenings
with soft colors,
with secret smiles,
with unspoken promises.

He loves me
when my hair is tangled,
when my eyes are tired,
when I am clumsy with words.
He loves me
when I laugh too loud,
when I cry at nothing,
when silence feels heavy.
And he also loves me
in my silk nighty,
when I am both fragile and fierce,
both mystery and home.

Sometimes I wonder—
is it the silk that holds me,
or his devotion?
Is it the night that makes me glow,
or the way he sees me?
Because under his love,
even my shadow feels beautiful.

My silk nighty,
it does not speak,
yet it tells him everything—
that I am his safe place,
that he is my steady ground.
And when he wraps me
in his arms,
the fabric disappears,
and all that remains
is love,
pure,
endless,
quiet like the midnight sky,
loud like the beating of his heart.

He kisses my forehead,
and I know,
this is not just affection,
this is forever.
He holds me closer,
and I know,
this is not just tonight,
this is always.

Every time I fold the nighty
back into the drawer,
I smile.
Because it is not just silk—
it is memory.
It is laughter echoing at midnight.
It is the warmth of his fingertips
tracing circles on my shoulder.
It is the way he said,
with absolute certainty,
“You are my everything.”

My silk nighty,
like a second skin,
like a song only we know.
It belongs to me,
but it also belongs to us—
to our love,
to our endless story.

And when the years pass,
when the silk grows older,
when the fabric fades,
I will still keep it,
because it will hold
the weight of his love,
the proof of his devotion,
the softness of nights
that belonged only to us.

Yes, my boyfriend loves me.
I know it in his voice,
I know it in his hands,
I know it in the way he looks at me
as if I am the beginning and the end.
And every time I wear
my silk nighty,
I feel the truth of it—
his love,
his care,
his promise.

My silk nighty,
soft as moonlight,
forever a symbol,
forever a song,
forever a reminder
that love, real love,
does not fade,
does not break,
does not end.

Because love like his
wraps around me tighter
than even the finest silk,
holding me,
cherishing me,
forever.