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Best Suckled Poems

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Premium Member Flood Warning Collaboration - Inspired By Contest
I crossed my legs but there was a flood
Blushing red I hope folks understood
But my waters had burst
And the baby's my first
Guess I'm ready to...

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Categories: suckled, birth, body, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Oh Daughter Mine
Be proud of your scars
oh daughter mine
now a mother of children dear
Remember the time
they suckled your breast
gorging on the food of love
Worried lines on your...

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Categories: suckled, daughter, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Harvest Inferno
Take me to the tombstone 
let me touch the gray stone that stands
where life could not
I will put my face to that touchstone of deaf...

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Categories: suckled, birthday, creation,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Bequeathed Bonnie Square
BEQUEATHED BONNIE SQUARE
                      ...

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Categories: suckled, bird, garden, sorrow,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Another Cruel Link In Their Chain
  Another Cruel Link in their Chain 

1.   Beginnings

Her babe was her joy, such a beautiful boy,
	and he suckled her breast till...

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Categories: suckled, body, life, men,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Warrior's Sorrow
When I sit my horse on hilltops, I find,
I cannot see the buffalo no more.
As whites have come and made the plains unkind.
Soiled all wondrous...

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Categories: suckled, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
Neverthless, Angel of the Night
Her face was the oasis i needed to see
the sands of time draining
when i went to drink
She was gone
mirages of love filled me till i...

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Categories: suckled, 11th grade, absence, addiction,
Form: Free verse
Contempt Has a Name
I stand naked wrapped only in the truth
you vile, loathsome reptile.
My contempt of you is limitless
as I have been force-fed your hypocrisy.
Your postulations are lost...

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Categories: suckled, black african american, lost
Form: Didactic
Stones and Roses
Give me all the stones, give me all the roses
I'm the golden honey you suckled from the poison 
My ostentatious way you'll never bear
I'm forever...

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Categories: suckled, love, pain,
Form: Free verse
Gunas of Light and Love
Tamas
I began in my mother's womb  where darkness clothed me
still carrying taste of death upon my tongue I suckled and kicked free
there were dancing...

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Categories: suckled, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Jamaica's National Dish: Ackee and Salt Fish
Bring the fried ackee well dressed
In fresh herbs and spiced
Blend in codfish, like a breast
Flamed suckled, sufficed
My tongue to taste this
Dream of bliss.
Joy!...

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Categories: suckled, food
Form: Epulaeryu
Premium Member If Only I Could
if only i could ... see
the wind as it soars flawlessly,
echoing off the forgotten faces 
smiles and frowns,
people long past and beyond.

if only i could...

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© Chuck Keys  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: suckled, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ice King
from parents' great love
Blizz was born with warmest heart
conquers cold and dark

he wasn’t suckled
he loved iced pacifier
no baby’s bottle

ice vies.. throbs his grips…
numbs, writhes…never out...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: suckled, strength,
Form: Epic
She Was Beautiful
Whispers...

Don't wake her,

Let her rest.


Whispers....

Don't tell her,

She's not ready.


Whispers awakened her

From a drug induced 

Slumber.


She listens 

For a voice

So familiar

It could have been her own.


A...

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Categories: suckled, daughter, death, family, introspection,
Form: I do not know?
Milk Carton Crying

My poor vocabulary babies 
are gon missing
Tell me kind sir, have you seen them?

Us etymological mothers to
lingual children of lost former meaning,
we are milk carton...

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Categories: suckled, grief, metaphor, sad, words,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Book: Shattered Sighs