The Temple Within
Part II
Eurwen kissed the lips of the young warrior. Nothing was more influential in the life of a man than the inspiring presence of a woman. In an instant she was standing in front the altar, opening a bag from where the sacred fruits rolled down. With a sharp dagger she hid in her dress the fruit was cut and manipulated. Collecting spores at her fingertips, blowing them in the air like a naughty child. When she needed to crush a fleshy part insite the goblet she used the hilt of her dagger and everything in her capable hands was being transformed into something incredible.
Henrich Eyolf: "Where did you learn that?"
Eurwen: "Every woman is at heart a witch."
Henrich smiled, astonished and impressed. She learned fast. Much faster than him and in secret. For a second and a century he was bewitched while his witch snaked with with her hips. She was already front of him, offering the goblet and stroking his hair.
Eurwen: "Drink with me. I will show you something I learned in my past with a certain elf. Tonight I will be your sacred wife. The goddess..."
Henrich sipped her words with a taste of sacred drink. Very quickly, the cave won new dimensions, going along the vastness. The goldie sat and tangled him like a snake, hissing in his ear:
Since the beginning of time
Man has search for the great answer
It was given
Today I give it once more
Sometimes you ask me a question
You ask why I talk so little
I hardly ever speak of love
Don't side you and smiling so bittle
You think of me all the time
You eat me, spew me and leave me
Come forth, see through your ears
Cause today I'll challenge your sight
I am the star of the starlights
I am the child of the moon
Yes, I am your harred of love
I am too late and too soon
Yes, I am the fear of failure
I am the power of will
I am the bluff of the gambler
I am. I move, I'm still
Yes, I am your sacrifice
The sign that spells "forbidden"
Blood in the eyes of the vampire
I am the curse unbidden
Why do you ask me a question
Asking is not going to show
That I am all things in existence
I'm the candle that lights
I am the light that fades
I am, I was, I go
You have me with you forever
Not knowing if it's bad or good
But know that I am in yourself
Why don't you just meet me in the woods?
I am made of earth, fire, water and air
For I am the eaves of the roof
I am the fish and the fisher
Yes, I am the hope of the wisher
Yes, I am the wife and the whore
Hunting the markets asleep
I am shallow, wide and deep
I am the hand of the hangman
I am the fang of the shark
I am the eyes of the blindman
I am the light in the dark
Oh, yes, I am bitter in your tongue
Mother, father and the riddle
I am the son yet the come
Yes, I'm the beginning, the end and the middle
Henrich was delighted with his goddess, drinking with him, whispering to him, possessing his senses. Her hair shone in his eyes as a bright golden sun and all her skin was soft and molded beneath his fingers like warm wax. His face sought her neck, shoulders and breasts. His chest was a furnace and his head a hurricane. She taught him something about daydreamers and filled him with her fire. The bed witnessed the couple reflected in the black stone, rolling around like two wild beasts. Dream and reality. Heaven and flesh. He heard her roaring:
Eurwen: "I am your temple! I'm you goddess! Worship me!!!"
Minutes. Hours. It was difficult to understand how time flew out there and how it was squeezed in every touch. She was the goddess over him and the temple within. And about the stars, he saw a billion of them when his pleasure overflowed. Along kisses and bites she smiled:
Eurwen: "How are you feeling?"
Henrich Eyolf: "Like a bird of prey. Flying high..."