You brought with you the immensity of plains, filled with endless horizons and hopes.
We were shielded by mountains, comfortable in each other arms. My fingers would follow the curves in your body, dragging sweat as if they were rivers.
But what we strived for were plains. Our Love out in the open, revealed to each other with no hindrance, no subterfuge. What enticed was the plain in sight visibility of our eyes. The openness of our skin, just like August fields, full of gold and light.
Maybe it's diminishing to think of it in such terms. After all, we loved mountains, plains and small rolling hills. Anything would do, provided we were together. Everything would work, our bodies just fit together like the sky on the horizon, a thin line always re-adapting to our movement, our needs, our wishes.
Still, while I love mountains I would be just as happy in plains, with your horses, watching you ride in the dawn. Coming home tired, but happy. Dirty, but fulfilled. Excited, but focused. Scruffy, but lovely.
Whenever I look through the windows and see plains, I think of you. But then again, I think of you all the time. Dawn or dusk, night or day, city or fields, close or far, silent or present.
In fact, even in the most daunting silence, you seem even more present.
Sometimes, all the time.