I have often thought that love is like a fire. It rages and burns indiscriminately, spreading and consuming, greedily sucking in all oxygen leaving one gasping desperately.
And that's how I felt for her. It's not quite describable, yet I know how it feels. I feel it within me, a torrent flooding through me, moving wildly in all directions and filling me with something I simply cannot comprehend.
Looking over at her, sitting in the seat next to me, her adorable little sundress covering her pale and smooth thighs, her hands tucked in her lap neatly, patiently awaiting our destination. As my eyes traveled up, her head turns and her eyes met mine. And there it was, that smile, that simple beam of light that burned more powerfully than the sun. It shocked me into existence every time she blessed me with it. Having that blessing cast towards me made me feel a god amongst mortals. I felt my chest fill with a joy that could not possibly exist, that felt so dangerously perfect I didn't want to believe it existed.
But it did. And all for me, for she was mine just as I was hers.
The roads are often a lonely and desolate place, the moon shining on asphalt with not a soul in sight, but she was all I needed in this world. She was my world.
I decided to pull over, catching a quizzical look from her. I said nothing as my hand reached up and caressed her face, she responded by nuzzling against it placing her own hand over mine, as if she wanted it to remain there for as long as possible. I leaned over, my eyes not leaving hers until our lips met. Her lips parted and our tongues clashed in the middle. A wild and unchoreographed waltz between lovers. I reached over and opened her door, as I mustered all my strength to break apart. We both exited the car, our eyes never leaving as I made my way over to her. We met eagerly, pressing against each other as we kissed passionately, the warm night air caressing us both as we held each other.