He has been gone too long. The girl, His girl, idly looks out the window at the darkening sky, wondering where He is now on His journey. she says a quiet prayer to His health, as one palm presses to the cool glass. Water slowly streaks from under the warmth of her hand as the frost beneath it melts. she blows lightly and watches the ice magically make way for her eye to peer out into the night. Idly, she scratches His name with her nail among the frost paintings, then leans forward, breathing softly as she inhales her memory of Him. He has been gone too long.
The quiet absorbs her until she is one with the small room she is in. He made a small house, compact and air tight against the cold winter winds that bluster and boast of their strength. she made it cozy, with furs shining on the floor, around the hearth, near the pot of coffee that brews always for Him. Even when He is gone. The rich aroma dances around her, melding with the rich smell of spices and herbs dried and hanging from the beam in the cooking area. One room with a small alcove is the Home He built and the Home she tends. Usually, there is the music of her chatter, His quiet voice responding, and laughter that bounces off the walls. Tonight, the quiet absorbs her.
A longing fills the girl, aziza is her name. she thinks of His hands, calloused from the tools He uses, the wood He builds with ~ those hands stroking and taking what He owns. There is no greater feeling than looking into His eyes, ice blue burning with a passionate heat, as He touches the softness of her skin, the roundness of her breasts, the heated cleft between her thighs. There is no greater giving than that which a slave gives her Master. she had been owned before, but never had she known how to give until this Master took her. Warily, she had approached Him, offering Him what she had offered All before. she had a haughty air, and a detachment as she served Him in His furs and out of them. Slowly, He took down her wall. He is a Builder and walls are no mystery to Him. He named her aziza. aziza. The name is part of her now, not because she holds it dear because it is the handle to the cup she has become for Him. His vessel to fill and drink from ~ she slowly became His. Now, a longing fills her as she waits.