Poems on the topic: breast

Poems on the topic “breast” on Poets.by.

CheerfulGene Fowler

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my hands still curve like breasts- 36 years! nothing changes!
AngryFrank Horne

Letters Found Near a Suicide: To B----

You have freed me-- In opening wide the doors Of flesh You have freed me Of the binding leash. I have climbed the heights Of white disaster My body screaming In the silver crash of passion ... Before you gave yourself To him I had chained myself For you. But when at last You lowered your proud flag In surrender complete
RomanticArthur Stringer

If I Love You

If I love you, woman of rose And warmth and wondering eyes, If it so fall out That you are the woman I choose, Oh, what is there left to say, And what should it matter to me, Or what can it mean to you? For under the two white breasts And the womb that makes you woman The call of the ages whispers And the countless ghosts awaken, And stronger than sighs and weeping The urge that makes us one, And older than hate or loving or shame This want that builds the world!

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