Milkmaid Poems - Poems about Milkmaid

scrupulous maid content, playful face balanced poverty ultramarine touch bread baked right blushing thoughts rolled up sleeves neglected arms damped window agreeable fate ...

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Felix Nnamdi Obiekwe Kindirimu Maid Morning after morning I wait for her For she must come from the Plains Beyond the thousand Sandy dunes I wait too for her melodious tunes Composed amidst squeezing and squirting of Udder. I wait too for her ware, the creamy Kindirimu. I wait because, without it what else have I got? She never fails even if...

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Limerick : Once a dainty Milkmaid with hands like lead Once a dainty Milkmaid with hands like lead Milked a cow whose one eye was painted red: She woke up terrified Thought Dali Pasteurized: Felt upturned moustache growing through her head! © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014...

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Only a spark…a lantern glow…but oh, what it Did to Chicago! ...

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. I took her by her fine callused hand I lead her to the stream fifty yards below I undressed her and not with my eyes with each digit Her gestured poise I wanted intensely ...

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