Best Suckling Poems

Desire...
Her hunger
Lost in love's eyes
Sweet, my mother's milk
Glistening dreams with loving drops
Coconut cream's voluptuous,
She....
Caressing
     Squeezing
           Releasing..
Her flavours: Utopia, washing over me 
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As the sun sets over shanties south
A mother gives birth
-	Another soul, another mouth
The little child suckles on an empty pouch
A dry nipple on a dried-out skin
Whilst the other children silently crouch
In poverty and hunger deep within
But then the big Mama knocks on tin
And they happily...

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When they we're sent to live with the Foster's

Realized for once in their life

Finally had someone who love them

Read them a bedtime story before bed

And bring a cup of tea and breakfast
in bed once they awoke in the morning

Give them as many kisses and hugs
as...

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In crystal maze, 
miracles are honed
from mother milk 
and father bone~
Memories cackling,
mocking faces of time
uphill flowers brutal climb
suckling from sparkle sky...
at pinnacles of their breath, 
gently wither into death.
Memories roost silently
in sediments of time~...

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Suckling pigs  

In the time of the Vikings
when a baby girl was born in the winter
put her naked on a shield 
carried her into the woods where she
was eaten by wolves or froze to death.
Piglets are little darling suckling the sow
but not for long...

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Cambridgeshire's John Suckling
poetry's versifier king
Also part of his baggage
he invented a board or cribbage...

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