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Star Goddess (romantic prose)


She wasn't like other women he'd met...Something else. In human form with decidedly an alien essense as if she'd been born from the Star Goddess Herself...like calm seas prone to rage violently she was amicable, sweet, compassionate...she softened him in a way he'd rather not admit or show...yet. Which endeared her to him. But lest any think her a fool, her wrath was like a hurricane. Violent, swift, cruel and sometimes unpredictable. She had some of the powers of the goddess, able to manipulate energy fields, to calm a wind, hurt or heal. When they made love it was like a superstorm of furious energy building up inside his loins and soul. A climax of singular and private ecstasy.
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