Solomon's Rhythms: A Sacred Embrace
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The rain hammered against the windows, a relentless percussion against the silence of our small, unassuming house. It was a sound I’d always found oddly comforting, a backdrop to the quiet intimacy of my life with Pete. But tonight, the storm felt different, charged with an anticipation that vibrated beneath my skin. It had all started with a record, a dusty, second-hand vinyl unearthed by my husband, Pete, from a local shop. It was a setting of the Song of Songs, the biblical love poem, by a French musician named Genevieve Dubois. Apparently, she’d painstakingly reconstructed the musical structure hidden within the Hebrew text, a feat lost for centuries after the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD. The disc, when we finally got it playing, unleashed a torrent of sensuality, a primal call that resonated deep within my soul. Just listening to the haunting melodies, sung in ancient Hebrew, sent shivers down my spine, particularly when nestled against Pete's warm chest.
I'd long been familiar with the Song of Songs, having read it countless times in my Bible studies, but experiencing it through music transformed it into something altogether more potent, more urgent. It felt like a forgotten language, suddenly speaking directly to my deepest desires. The lyrics, saturated with passion and longing, painted a vivid picture of an all-consuming love, and the music amplified every nuance, every subtle shift in tone. As we lay intertwined, the rain outside intensifying its assault, I felt an undeniable pull towards my husband, a yearning that demanded immediate release. But our children, bless their chaotic little hearts, had other plans. A sudden fit of sibling squabbling erupted, forcing us to abandon our burgeoning fantasies for the moment. Still, the memory of that intense connection lingered, a tantalizing promise for the weekend ahead.
Friday arrived with the promise of a quiet evening, and I set about creating the perfect atmosphere. I retrieved a faux fur rug, a garish pink monstrosity we’d received as a housewarming gift years ago, and laid it across our bed. Then, I scattered a generous amount of dried lavender and rose petals around the room, attempting to evoke the opulent ambiance of Solomon's legendary couch, as described in the text. The scent, combined with the soft texture of the rug, felt decadent, almost sinful.
Pete, ever attuned to my moods, was eager to indulge my desires. After picking up our kids from school, we grabbed a quick bite at a greasy diner, and as I wore a short, denim skirt, deliberately drawing attention to my legs, I couldn't help but notice his increased interest. I leaned in close, whispering my proposition: “Tonight, after the kids are asleep, we’ll listen to Solomon’s Song, and you can make love to me as the poet intended.” A flush of heat crept up my neck as I watched his eyes widen with anticipation. It was a potent invitation, one that I knew he couldn’t resist.
Returning home, I gave him a moment to gather himself, then directed him to the bedroom. “Just a minute,” I said, pulling on a silk robe that clung to my curves. As I stripped off the robe, revealing the pale expanse of my skin beneath, I felt a surge of anticipation, knowing exactly what awaited us. I placed the record on the small record player, selecting the track – a slow, melancholic arrangement of “My Bruise.” As the first notes filled the room, I lay down on the pink fur rug, allowing myself to sink into its plush depths. “Come here, darling,” I purred, beckoning him closer. Pete, unable to contain his excitement, shed his clothes and joined me on the bed, his naked body a stark contrast against the vibrant pink of the rug.
As the music swirled around us, I closed my eyes, surrendering to the intoxicating rhythm. Pete began kissing me, a deep, passionate exploration of my lips, my neck, my breasts. He moved with a primal grace, his hands tracing the contours of my body, igniting every nerve ending. "Your two breasts are like two fawns, like twin fawns of a gazelle that browse among the lilies," the poet had written. Pete’s fingers caressed my skin with a tenderness that mirrored the imagery, and as he fondled me, delighting in my curves, I felt a delicious, overwhelming pleasure. I arched into him, deepening the intimacy, lost in the heat of the moment. The rain continued to batter against the windows, but it no longer held any power over us. We were lost in our own private world, a sanctuary of lust and desire.
Then, as the music reached its crescendo, I felt a shift within me, a growing pressure that demanded release. Pete sensed my readiness and, with a gentle push, guided me to the edge of the bed. The moment our bodies met, a wave of pleasure washed over me, a primal connection that transcended words. I sighed as Pete’s sturdy member entered me, the sensation both intense and exquisitely satisfying. The music pulsed around us, a soundtrack to our shared ecstasy. We came together in a synchronized climax, our bodies writhing with pleasure, our hearts pounding in unison. After the release, we lay panting, intertwined, listening to the final notes of the song, basking in the afterglow of our passion. The fur rug felt even softer now, enveloping us in its comforting warmth.
As the last strains of the music faded away, I felt a sense of profound contentment. The storm outside had subsided, leaving behind a fresh, clean scent in the air. I reached out and gently stroked Pete’s hair, savoring the feeling of his body against mine. Looking around at our small, humble home, filled with the lingering scent of lavender and rose, I realized that we had created our own version of Solomon’s paradise.
Later, as I made us a cup of hot chocolate, I noticed my husband still lying naked on the bed, lost in thought. A smile spread across my lips as I realized the depth of his satisfaction. I knelt beside him, gently stroking his chest, whispering, "Thank God He's given me a Solomon of my own." As I held him close, I knew that our love, like the timeless song of Solomon, would endure, a testament to the power of desire and the beauty of human connection. The rain had stopped, and a sliver of moonlight peeked through the clouds, illuminating our room with an ethereal glow. It was a perfect ending to a perfect evening, a night filled with lust, pleasure, and the sweet intoxication of a shared, unforgettable experience.
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