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Medio beso de mujer

Medio beso de mujer descansa en el borde de una copa de whisky, color escarlata. Su otra mitad, el labial que sobrevivió al beso, fue arrancado de los labios con un pañuelo descartable, probablemente frente al espejo, y ahora reposa abollado en el cesto de la basura.
A pesar de su tono robusto el beso fue delicado. Apenas un rose piadoso en el cristal. Beso de mejillas animadas y tímido paladar. Beso y sonrisa a la vez. De esos que tirarlos parece un pecado. 

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