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Marbella The streets of old Marbella, filled with the scent of spices and honeysuckle, brought the taste of her to his mind. She was all color in his life, the bright blues and yellows of love, the music of mandolins on summer winds, trembling with passion at his lightest touch. As he walked, castanets moved to the touch of the flamenco dancer. Brushing past, the scent of her perfume was lifted on freshening winds towards the sea. How he wanted to taste the sweetness of her full lips, hold his love with the ebony hair and eyes of sherry color. The streets were vibrant with brilliant color. White stucco buildings, rough to the touch, Were as strong as the love of the families who dwelled within. The scent of dinners cooking, inviting one to taste, curled around the perfumed seaward winds. From wrought iron balconies, the winds danced with flowers trailing down to the street. Color moved against the white walls. An artist’s taste breathed in the life of this town. "Touch me with your beauty, your scent," he whispered, "you’re but a reflection of my love." It was new to him, this summer's love, as fragile as feathers blowing in the winds. He gazed out over the sea, its scent salty in his nose. The changing color spoke of approaching storm, and the cold touch of water's spray had a sharp taste. Soon, soon, his world would be full, the taste of her in his mouth, the warmth of her love, as she responded to his hungry touch. He looked up at the sky as rough winds pushed against his body. The waves ran northward, the color of slate under darkening clouds. Ah, that scent! The scent of his woman, his woman’s tantalizing taste would color his world with all the hues of love. While winds howled, he’d be warmed by the fire of her touch. |
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