Every time that he held her in his arms
he felt as if he was holding everything that there was to hold
Every time that he kissed her mouth
arose in him the desire to kiss her until the end of his life
Every time that he buried his face in her love-bleached hair
it reminded him that he was probably the luckiest individual in the world
Every time that he touched her perfect breasts
and engulfed the nearly skin-coloured nipples
it elicited his happiness to be alive
Every time that he moved his head between her thighs
he lost himself in resounding serenity
His nose was inundated by her sweet femininity
his ears were bathing in her bliss
and his eyes were mostly closed
as he was trying to remember
who in God’s name he was
...
Every time that she held him in her arms
she felt as if she was holding her life
Every time that she kissed his mouth
arose in her the desire to kiss him until she could not breathe anymore
Every time that she moved her hands through his abundant black hair
it reminded her that she was probably the happiest woman in the world
Every time that she caressed and played with the hairs on his chest
it elicited her desire to be united with him as one
Every time that she moved her head between his thighs
she lost herself in pure selflessness
Her nose was floored by his swollen masculinity
her ears were immersed in his ecstasy
and her eyes were mostly closed
as she was trying to memorize who she was
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Patrick M. Ohana
A medical writer who reads and writes fiction and some nonfiction, although the latter may appear at times like the former. Most of my pieces (over 2,200) are or will be available on Shakespeare's Shoes.
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