There was nothing but the sound of our footsteps on the rocky dirt and the dry wind of late summer. We didn't know where we were going but there was nothing else to be done. The sun lied to us over and over again as linear time slipped away. Past and future melded into one moment and we could see everything. We stopped only to converse, but we had lost sound long ago. We spoke with our eyes and agreed with our lips. You caught my windblown hair in your fingers and held it back so you wouldn't miss my eyes changing.
The rocks caught fire as the sun fell behind them. I glanced back at you and felt your eyes grazing over my skin, hungry. There was nothing, no one, in the wavering distance. I stopped and turned to face you, there in the middle of an ancient desert, knowing this was the closest to home I would ever be. We made love with only our eyes until the sky turned pink and I was soaked between my legs. You walked toward me slowly with your hand on yourself to show me the outline of the hardness under the thin fabric of your pants. Your eyes never closed right when you first kissed me. Your dry, soft lips pressed onto mine and I could feel the warmth of the dying sun left on your skin.
Your tongue moved slowly in my mouth. You slowly gathered the material from my skirt with the fingers of your left hand. A cool breeze swirled around my legs and inside me. You traced my inner thigh with your thickened finger tips. I opened my eyes when your hand reached the center, in time to see your eyes open wide. Feeling you react to what you did to me never got old. You very gently and effortlessly picked me up and I wrapped my legs around your waist. You dropped to your knees and lowered me to the hard-packed ground. The skin on my back was calloused from thousands of times before this. You never forgot to cradle my head in your hand as you lay me down.