Breast Feeding Poems - Poems about Breast Feeding

Lips feed in joy of her mum, feet kick in glee to her hum, My heart beat taps to her song, Drop by drop rain on a drum! 3rd placement Let Pens flow Sponsor Jenish Somadas Written 20/03/2020...

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It is a common thing in my open free village a land of unforgettable realities of nobodies in which selected men and women have breasts by which a huge serpent is fed on milk The serpent is fat and silly with milk from men and smooth with milk and cheese from women shining bodies and swollen chicks weigh kilograms as it drives...

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Breast feeding moms Kids Chick breats, Feeding adults!...

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I still remember when the tiny ones would latch on and suck themselves into comfort relieve my swelling, too. I still remember their faces when visual stimuli met oral yearning so completely. Those nasty nasal onslaughts who cared? For my lil sugars were so dear I'd have drowned in sulfur before forgoing the blue snot bulb....

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I breast fed because it was more nourishing for my baby compared too bottle feeding It was emotionally satisfying for me and my babies we formed a closeness that bottle feeding can't accomplished While breasting I felt a love like no other different from agape love, I love because it is the right thing to do it differs from romantic love coupled with...

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(This is a fictional poem) You are a nut and people are laughing at you. You still breast feed at the age of twenty-two. When you were a child, you learned how to use the toilet and how to get dressed. But you never learned to stop sucking your mama's breasts. Women won't go out with you because you are...

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