ISIS: THE CONCEPTION
I was with him, my husband, my lover. We were together in the night ocean; the moon, the stars, and the planets, our only witnesses.I wrap my legs around his tanned, nude body like two separate anacondas squeezing the life out of its prey.I press my bronze breasts against his wet chest.I kiss him softly on the lips; the tips of our tongues touching spontaneously. I sway my head as a snake finally painting his tongue with mine.He takes a deep breath, pulls my hair more confidently and, at last, he enters me.
I tilt my head back, my blossoming flower contracting around the full length of his manhood. I, Isis, his wife and now his lover, dig my nails into the flesh of his shoulders, gasping for air as if I were experiencing drug induced euphoria.
The planets align at the moment of our orgasm; unscheduled comets rain through the mystifying sky, the stars flickering like light switches, the waves turning against their regulating flow, and they slap against our bodies giving further exhilaration to our orgasms.
I turn away pressing my back against his groin, digging my nails into his thighs as he pushes himself into me once more. I moan, over and over, slapping my hair against his sweat moistened face.I instinctively close my eyes reach back and grab his shoulder length hair, experiencing a fourth, and then a fifth orgasm.
We leave the water to dry or so he thinks; I jump upon him again. "I need you inside me," I pin him to the dry, hot sand and straddle him again.
ISIS: THE TRADE
I was running from him, the man who wants to be King. Seth, the brother of Osiris wants to murder my son, to secure his unchallenging reign over all Egyptian Gods.
I have lost days in my flight. I need to protect myself and I need to protect the future ruler of Egypt. I had lost my husband; his body was somewhere in the waters of Egypt.
The last time I had seen my husband; his body was still in the Golden coffin created by Seth. He had deceived Osiris into lying inside the coffin; then he and his dedicated conspirators nailed the sarcophagus shut, and threw him into the Nile.
The sun was high, baking the desert; the birds were without sound, seeking shelter among the scattered trees; the desert mice were burrowing and re-burrowing themselves deeper into the sand; the desert insects were scampering under anything larger then themselves to seek coolness in the shade.