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Short Suckles Poems

Short Suckles Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Suckles by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Suckles by length and keyword.


Waterfall
river implodes - 
misty rain
suckles seedlings...

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Categories: suckles, environment, rainforest, water,
Form: Haiku



Reproduction
Bee suckles nectar
Nature's decadent candy
God's circle of life...

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Categories: suckles, animals, nature,
Form: Haiku
Mothered
A newborn suckles.
The source of life beholds Man
in miniature....

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Categories: suckles, mother
Form: Haiku
Silence
Silence suckles sin
at dewy-eyed mother's breast.
Shame shatters love's hopes....

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© Ross Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: suckles, anxiety, child abuse, christian, emotions,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Dog Days Tanka
lazing beneath
a swaying buddlelia blue
a long tongued moth in my view
suckles its nectar brew-
nearby others hover impromptu...

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Categories: suckles, nature, seasons,
Form: Bio



Utility
Night flowers abloom
And joy without new perfume
Hills lit with houses

No light in the room
His breathing guides where she feels
She snuggles to him 

Wait until the fall
The fawn suckles at the breast
Making milk in spring

This stag brown in leaves
Will invisible exist
Till feelings touch him...

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Categories: suckles, nature,
Form: Haiku
Nightlight Blue
The parched, cracked earth receives the rain
into a billion hungry mouths;
she suckles at the sky’s wet breast
swaddled in cloud-gray gauzy blouse.

Sweet budding grasses nod and sway;
infant creatures babble and croon,
as Mother Nature tucks all in
‘neath nightlight-blue lullaby moon.

Copyright, July 19, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson...

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Categories: suckles, nature, rain, spring, , Lullaby,
Form: Quatrain
Evolutionary Vision
I stand here watching you
in this city of cages,
imbibing of the scents and sounds
unknown to me.
I see myself reflected in you.
Your walk, similar to mine.
The way you hold your infant
as she suckles.
In your eyes I see... a soul?
As I stare at their brown pools,
it's as if we can almost communicate.
Your face tells its' tale,
our paths were once one....

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Categories: suckles, animals, confusion, imagination, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Roads
Paved roads hinder
were dust settles
Somewhere on that old road, 
Wild ferns grew and still do
Many a days wanting to walk these 
roads,
talk to someone
Hands touch as I reach yesteryears 
dreams, 
looking to the sky
ah, but God provides such bounty, 
lone I walk once more
The honey suckles, fragrant;
one drop of nectar
Just a drop of sweetness for the 
town folk...

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Categories: suckles, city, day, life,
Form: Free verse
Dizzy Sixty Nine
She agreed I knew the position smelt,
Assured we grappled at each others pelt
I got the iced cup to crack and melt
And she enlivened hardness I felt.

On top she fans her awakened lust
Down under I mouth the dripping thrust
Grounded to roll and infuriate the crust
Gurgles and suckles become a must.

We break the barriers to flood and tame;
Realigned numbers play the matching game....

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© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: suckles, life
Form: Free verse
Motes
Their forms have leaked into my mind;
women who have become
interchangeable body parts 
in a chemical reaction I have with myself.

A female once undressed with a smile
seeps through closed lids,
another woman, once passed on a street
lived for years as a reoccurring fantasy;
she suckles an incubus,
born from a proliferant lust.

It returns to me now;
speaks as an imago and apprehension.

"Don’t worry father,
my crippled condition
can't be seen
behind your open eyes"....

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Categories: suckles, poetry,
Form: Free verse
My Room
I confide my self in a room
Large windows opening  to a  garden
Smell of honey suckles mixed with lavender and sweet basil
Venus  fountain drips  as birth  sings  winds dancing in leaves
The only wish I made a sound of my music to be a picture perfect

I confide myself in a happy loneliness nevertheless
Speak to every creature as my friend as we’d first met
Still feel incomplete till moon is full as seen in  window
Move to a another room with larger window overlooking many gardens...

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Categories: suckles, inspirational, passion, time, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Book: Reflection on the Important Things