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As a dark flash, a mere flicker in my mind's eye does she come to me. Her breath, light as a spirit's passing, is cold as death as her lips brush mine. And I draw in that sweet breath feeling its chill course through me tantalising my senses. Her hand lightly brushes my cheek; a gentle caress that wakens my deepest needs. I reach up to enfold her in my arms as though seeking to embrace the wind and, wraith-like, does she melt into me inside my mind and body all. And our passion is all consuming, her desire and mine, as we journey beyond this world to the ethereal plane. Now nothing more tangible than a wisp of cloud that crosses the moon and reaches out to the stars. I hold her in that eternity where time has ceased its onward path, her hand in mine, fingers entwined, the moonlight warming us. And then in a heartbeat she is gone. I look about and glimpse a single black feather dancing on the wind.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 6:54 AM UTC
Raven Dark
As a dark flash, a mere flicker in my mind's eye does she come to me. Her breath, light as a spirit's passing, is cold as death as her lips brush mine. And I draw in that sweet breath feeling its chill course through me tantalising my senses. Her hand lightly brushes my cheek; a gentle caress that wakens my deepest needs. I reach up to enfold her in my arms as though seeking to embrace the wind and, wraith-like, does she melt into me inside my mind and body all. And our passion is all consuming, her desire and mine, as we journey beyond this world to the ethereal plane. Now nothing more tangible than a wisp of cloud that crosses the moon and reaches out to the stars. I hold her in that eternity where time has ceased its onward path, her hand in mine, fingers entwined, the moonlight warming us. And then in a heartbeat she is gone. I look about and glimpse a single black feather dancing on the wind.
thewiccaman
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 6:54 AM UTC
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