Nags Head

NAGS HEAD

We lay in the warm sand
Side by side, hands entwined;
No sound but the waves
Gently lapping the shore
And the quiet rustling of
The sea oats swaying in
The early September breeze.

We were alone on the beach,
The dunes behind us and
The endless sapphire ocean
Stretching as far as we could see.
The curious gulls, circling above,
And an occasional diving pelican
Were the only intruders in our paradise.

Your hand slowly released mine
And I felt your caress on my cheek.
I opened my eyes to look at you
And our lips met in a sweet, slow kiss.
I felt the fire begin deep within me,
Spreading from my belly to my face
In a hot, liquid rush of passion.

You lowered yourself on me
And I could feel your hardness
Pressing hungrily against me,
And I rose to meet it.
You began gently, slowly,
Tracing circles on my skin,
Now flushed and damp with desire.

You teased me first,
Lightly stroking the inside of my thighs
Until I wriggled with frustrated delight.
You barely touched the center of my passion
Then withdrew, leaving me craving more.
I could feel the wetness between my legs
And I felt as though I would burst.

You easily removed my swimsuit
And as I lay naked under your gaze,
You removed yours, and I saw your desire,
So firm, so strong, so ready.
You lowered yourself on me again
And our bodies met anxiously.
Our kiss became more passionate.

You kissed my breasts
My nipples now erect with arousal.
Your warm, moist tongue
Circled my nipples, lovingly
As your hand found my wetness.
Slowly your mouth moved down my body,
Gently nibbling and kissing my flesh.

And then came heaven,
As your mouth found me
And your tongue probed
And licked and sucked
Until I felt I would lose my breath.
As I thrust my hips up to meet your tongue
I could feel the tingle begin deep inside.

I climaxed violently and noisily, and
I cried with overpowering emotion.
You held me until I finished
And then gently turning me over
You entered me, quickly and easily.
You grabbed my hips and lifted me to you,
Thrusting deep and fast, until you exploded.

We lay together afterwards,
Our bodies glistening with our sweat,
Our hearts now beating quietly,
Our hands and legs entwined.
The sun was starting its descent now
And the air was becoming cool.
We dressed unwillingly and left the beach.

I keep the smell of sand and sea and love
Vivid in my mind, as much as I can,
To always keep you near me that way.
I can’t return to Nags Head now
And not think of you and our love.
You left that summer, as I knew you would.
But the ocean, with its raw, untamed smells
Will always bring you back to me.