A stroke of her hair "My love, you have shown me. Perhaps you forget, but I did not. The first night we trysted, where you gave yourself to me, opening like a flower? I took you and was in turn taken, I burned for you, and you quenched me... and it was not for desire alone though desire you I did and do. I won your trust, you turned your fears into shuddering companions to the moment rather than barriers to my touch. We were new to the dance, so afraid to misstep, but oh dance we did in the oldest ways of river and stone...one washing over the other, the other breaking the other in twain only to reform again. Not opposing, but gloriously harmonious. And each time since, each dance? You welcome me, and only me, and I you and only you. Do you think I discount? Oh no, each time we couple, I am in wonder at what you are showing me, what you are feeling with me. Your heart beat beats like a bird against thin reeds, and your eyes grow so large it is amazing I do not fall into those pools. You show me, Zara, and message most joyously received"