The scarred cruel moon is glaring down of the starless sky. The vastness of wild grass and seldom round hills stretch in each direction, they go on and on forever. The world is silent, sleeping; a soft wind whispers lazily in the branches of the maple tree. It grows to the feet of a mound, it glitters with ghostly sparks of quartz. Beneath, sitting with her back to the stem is a woman, a young one, almost a girl.
You come closer, invisible, see her shoulders, long wavy hair, the fair skin, that is glowing like bright silver in the light of the full moon. Her dark nipples on the modest breasts, the slightly flaring hips, the black triangle. She blinks, her eyes are half closed, her arm draped over her side, the delicate fingers with unpainted fingernails rest on her thigh. Another blink and the darkness of her iris swallows the light as she wakes up. She doesn't see you, she blinks and looks to the mound towering nearby.
Faint music and hearty laughter, voices, there in the unsteady lights, are like the reflection of candles on wooden shutters. The world sleeps around her and you see her breast heavy with longing. She stands up, and you see the play of muscles in that gracious creature. You see her bottom, the full round globes, the steep curve of her back.
She carefully steps closer to the feast under the hill, her feet seeking out a path in the high grass. The scent of it, of the earth and the warm night fill you with heaviness, like being underwater.
And you follow her, see her naked legs working as she climbs the steep decline.
You are close, see a birthmark close to her spine and freeze as she slowly turns around.
The eyes are lost, dreamy, she doesn't see you, but follows the invisible path up and up...
There she steps over the rich colored tiles, sated with rust and gold and silver, she passes a long passageway lightened up by oil lamps distributing the scent of jasmine and roses. The naked body passes tapestry depicting hunts, dogs, ladies and knights, hunts and wars and weddings. She stares forwards, tugged along to the source of the voices, laughter and the music that is coming closer.
Then she enters the room, it's large, a hall, indeed. The crystal lights hang from the high ceiling. The walls are made of stone. Fireplaces breathe the heat and scent of burnt wood. A wine red carpet fills one half of the room, the other... There is a long board, enough to offer seats for a hundred guests, gushes with gilded wine flutes, bottles, bowls with fruit and hot and cold flesh, bread and cheese. Feasting upon it all, there are little men. Every one of them is wearing a green suit and high black boots, underneath they carry black vests with golden or silver patterns of plants over the white buttoned up shirts. The hair is golden or black, though their eyes are all as black as night. Mischievous, evil, laughing happily. They clasp their hands and jump up and call out, "The queen, the queen is there! We waited long enough!"
The unseen music sets in, and you see delicious goose bumps covering the girls breasts and neck, her arms... She smiles shyly and moves closer. Closer to the little men, who grow just as high as her chest, they surround her and take her hands and lead to the high chair in the middle of the table. There she sits, naked and smiling as their eyes feast on her breasts and the beautiful face. Wine, they bring her wine and a golden plate plenty with fruit and cold flesh snacks. She blinks and smiles and doesn't complain as they touch her shoulders and laugh.
Soon, the music changes, the flow of it quickens the blood of the small men. "Dancing with the queen!" they call and to the lush carpet they tug their naked young queen. They laugh and dance, turn her around and around and soon you see the curly hair between her legs glistering. Her nipples are hardening into pebbles. She still smiles dreamily as they