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A Carnal Sun kiss by Vaughan.
She’s bathed in sunlight
Her Beauty quite astounding
Magnificent thereStraddled above me,
She grinds… teases me while my
Body impales hers.
She fucks cowgirl style
Slow, sensuous and sinful
Beautiful in lustBehold the vision
Audacious. Sublime and yet,
My bold Dirty Girl.Her Breasts bounce in time
With the hot steady rhythm.
Her face a picture.With fly-a-way hair
Her shoulders sexy and sleek,
Her flat belly flickersIn sync with her breath
She moans as my cock delves deep
In to her sweetness
Tight on my hard shaft
She moves harmoniously
In her special danceThe sun shines down on
Her delightful nudity
Sun-kissed and prettyHer skin glows golden.
Up and down, up and… I Grrrrowl
Overwhelmed in lust
I grit my teeth and
She smiles knowingly, teasing
My need to controlMy hips thrust up
and assist to enter deep.
My hands grip her hipsAnd my little minx
Fucks deeper and harder now
Testing my resolveMy beast awakens
No more, the passive fuck toy
She is mine to claimWith one strong movement
And squeal, she finds her Alpha
Male is now on top!
To her joy and want
I claim my woman complete
Thrusting in my lustHer sweet cunt now mine.
Wet and tight, taken and MINE
Both bathed in the sunThe breeze caresses
Our bodies – joined and rocking
Panting and moaningOur eyes lock – light brown
Doe eyes meet with the Dragons.
Clashing and conqueredFucking, breathing hard
Selfish and Greedy in need
Wanting our climaxCarnal and obscene
Grunting and passionately
Vocal, we are one,Then she screams and… I
Roar… our names in unison
Our Orgasms thereIn the shimmering
And sweaty Heat of the sun
We lie in the glowBasking and Happy
Sun kissed, relaxed and knackered.
Our moment of bliss.
I am thankful for Natures amazing displays. Look out this week for :
Perseid Meteor Shower 2018:
When, Where & How to See It This WeekAccording to NASA meteor expert Bill Cooke, the Perseids are perhaps the most popular meteor shower of the year; and in 2018, they'll be the best shower of the year. During the Perseids' peak this week, spectators should see about 60-70 meteors per hour, but in outburst years (such as in 2016) the rate can be between 150-200 meteors an hour. The meteor shower's peak will be visible both the nights of Aug. 11-12 and Aug. 12-13, Cooke said, but he's inclined this year to lean toward the night of Aug. 12-13 for the better show. (Both, however, should be spectacular.)
“This year the moon will be near new moon, it will be a crescent, which means it will set before the Perseid show gets underway after midnight,” Cooke told Space.com. “The moon is very favorable for the Perseids this year, and that'll make the Perseids probably the best shower of 2018 for people who want to go out and view it.” The Perseids are rich in fireballs, so the show should be even better.
Skywatchers looking out for the Perseids should also be able to see Mars (visible until about 4 a.m. local time) and Saturn (visible until about 2 a.m. local time); Venus and Jupiter both set before the Perseids are best viewed (9:30 p.m. and 11 p.m., respectively).
What causes the Perseids?
Comet Swift-Tuttle is the largest object known to repeatedly pass by Earth; its nucleus is about 16 miles (26 kilometers) wide. It last passed nearby Earth during its orbit around the sun in 1992, and the next time will be in 2126. But it won't be forgotten in the meantime, because Earth passes through the dust and debris it leaves behind every year, creating the annual Perseid meteor shower.
mmhmmm – winks at Sexilicious
