Two sheets, the same kiss twice. You may kiss the bride — the one line in the ceremony that's an instruction. Where the mouths meet, the ink turns to flowers; the faces give up their edges right at the kiss.

The dark isn't background, it's handwriting. “I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt you. I began to lose control.” The apology is already on the wall while the kiss is still happening — the vow and its aftermath in one frame.

Ink and acrylic. The kiss is drawn; the words are scrawled. Which one you read first depends on how close you stand to the couple.