Suckling Poems - Poems about Suckling

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

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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 they could take And told them they loved them every hour of...

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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 they are slaughtered and roasted and sold for our table. I ate...

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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 let her in And as the love from love’s heart flows The...

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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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