Written and unwritten rules may govern our lives, but passion rules our hearts.
A woman and a man, both of different races, defy the rules of the times.
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She lay on the grass, her naked body absorbing the sun, the rustling of the trees above her, the sound of bird's song relaxing her mind as she waited, waiting, always waiting.
Looking up at the bright blue summer sky, the soft white clouds moving above, little puffs of white, like the smoke from a pipe that her daddy used to smoke, back somewhere in her memory. The grass under her hand as she moved it, back and forth, tickled her palm, the blades of green, long and moist left over from the heavy morning dew, a bed for her to lie upon, to wait, to dream.
She arched her back, loving the feel of the freedom, her ragged skirt and blouse piled under the tree, twenty feet away, her curly blond hair unbound, spreading about her head like a crazy halo.
Sighing she raised a knee, running her hand up her body, feeling her unbound breasts, the small globes topped by hard tight nipples, and touching one, felt it harden in anticipation, waiting, waiting for him. Waiting for him and his mouth, his tongue, his teeth, his hands.
Waiting.
The smell of the earth filled her nostrils, elemental, it reminded her of him. His musky scent, mixed with the smell of the land would soon fill her soul, another memory she would keep hidden inside of her, secret and precious, until the next time. Until they would meet again, here in the little valley meadow, five miles from the wooden shack that she called her home.
A breeze blew across her pale white skin, kissing where it touched, and her eyes fluttered closed, as she remembered the last time, the feel of him as he touched her, his dark and calloused hand stroking her body, arousing her with his touch. Soft and reverent, as if in awe.
And still she waited, there in the meadow, amongst the small yellow flowers, amongst the tall trees, she waited for her silent lover, in peace and quiet, the birds her only companions.
She felt the sound of the hooves vibrate through the ground minutes before she heard or saw him, astride the piebald pony, tall and straight, his black hair flying, his body dark and hard framed against the bright blue sky.
He pulled the prancing pony to a halt, and sat staring down at her, laying there wanton and waiting, the silence between them deafening. The sound of her heart pounding out a beat, her breath catching in her throat she looked up at her dark warrior lover.
And then he dismounted and strode over to where she lay, still and waiting, whilst he looked down upon her. His dark brown eyes almost black with wanting, he stood and drank in the sight of the woman that lay on the grass, naked and still, one hand upon her breast, the other spread out to her side, hair like the golden waterfall he set up camp near each fall.