Merida
Mérida or Merida may mean:
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SS Merida
SS Merida was a Ward Line steamer that was struck by the steamer SS Admiral Farragut off the Virginia Capes, USA with a loss of approximately $2,000,000 in Mexican gold, silver, copper and jewels. In 1924 the wreck was rediscovered.
Herbert O. Benson, the radio operator on Merida
Herbert O. Benson, the radio operator on Merida
Herbert O. Benson, the radio operator on Merida who sent out the SOS
Herbert O. Benson, the radio operator on Merida who sent out the SOS
References
Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies
The Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies comprise connected fantasy novels written by Melanie Rawn. The Dragon Prince trilogy focuses on Prince Rohan of the Desert and his Sunrunner wife, Sioned, while the Dragon Star trilogy focuses on their son, Pol. The books in the Dragon Prince trilogy are Dragon Prince, The Star Scroll, and Sunrunner's Fire. The books in the Dragon Star trilogy are Stronghold, The Dragon Token, and Skybowl.
Introduction
The Dragon Prince novels take place in a world of political intrigue, Sunrunners, Sorcerers, war, and dragons.
This world is known as the Continent. It is divided into thirteen Princedoms (Desert, Princemarch, Cunaxa, Dorval, Syr, Gilad, Ossetia, Meadowlord, Grib, Kierst, Isel, Fessenden, and Firon) all of which follow the rule of the High Prince, whose seat is Princemarch. During the Rialla the Princes gather to make new laws and alliances. The princedoms and titles usually pass down to the oldest son; however, women have acted as regents and have ruled their own Keeps.
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Merida
by: Palace BrothersHis head buryied within
The breasts of a lunatic
Full, though aging mounds they were
He pretended to weep
But sighed in relief
Much to the motherly joy of her
She lifted his face from her chest with her hands
And preyed on his last ditch desire
Let's take a match, to this, my husband's house
And warm ourselves in the fire
At last he thought, at last a chance
To vacate my dismal past
But the beautiful lunatic's mind was mercurial
Her fire lust did not last
It switched to flesh lust
She stripped herself and opened her sheets to him
He spun in his shoes, gambling to lose
A tremble, throbbing and grim
OH-0HH!
He was not the last to quit her
As he retired to his room
For she came calling
All a shiver, stood over him in the gloom
Her nakedness hovered and steamed in the cold
A threatning glow on her scarred corpus
How, he thought, has she gotten so old
