Neko Belle's "His" is a love poem built from simple, everyday comparisons. The speaker describes a man she loves, taking one feature at a time: his touch, his kiss, his eyes, his words, and his smile. Each one gets its own image. His touch is like the first sip of tea in the morning, warm and gentle. His kiss is like a battery shock, sudden and thrilling. His eyes feel like a big bed after a long day, and his voice is like an orchestra.
The speaker feels safe, excited, and deeply happy all at once. The poem moves between energy and calm, so love is both a rush and a rest. The last image suggests the most. His smile is "the peace after the nightmares," which hints that she has known something darker, though the poem doesn't say what. The mood is warm, dreamy, and grateful, like someone counting what she loves most about a person.