The Lovers' Eyes

They say when you are in love and you are in bed with your "sweetheart", as they used to call it in old times, the moment you were into your lover's body or the moment that your lover was inside of you, that both lovers' eyes meet and gaze each other with such tenderness and passion like no other moment. Your pupils are dilated and they get so big and full that you feel all of your passion and your energy transmitted into the other person's body. Such passion makes bodies one and brings two hearts into one single beat.

Shakespeare once described this physical act of love as "making the beast with two backs". The expression, albeit being very voulgar and perhaps cynical, is nothing of the sort. It explains how to bodies intertwine and are entagled in this game of passion and lust and they pulse against one another. The most liberatig, freewilling and overwheleming sensation of human existence is to penetrate someone or being penetrated by someone and feel this maze of emotions all tangled in a web of exhilirating dancing.

Such feelings can be approached in love making. Many treat it as something vulgar and cold, something that our society has let them treat it with no emotion or dignity. Sexual activity in any form has to carry sentiment and madness of thought. It has to be treated like the madness of the body, but the openness of mind as well. It lets your cells give into your animal insitcts and lets your body react to what is feeling at that one single heated moment.

When lovers meet into each others bodies' they feel this bewildering sensation of hedonistic pleasure that human kind can feel nowhere else.Pulsing and pulpitation of flesh and irrationality of mind rule the entity and they let the lovers' eyes meet in one brief but yet wholesome moment during the sexual act.

I say this is one of humanity's wonders; a miracle that transends eternities and feelings. It may not be as big in scale as the Pyramids or theTaj Mahal, but it can build a lifetime of happiness and pleasure with a lover.