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Milk Maid

A luscious milk maid-

winding down to the lake

A wicked monkey clown-

swinging from trees and looking down

her strong legs carry cheap shoes over cobbled roads

her wide hips sway in dirtied rags patterns unknown

the monkey clown cackles and spies-

soft peach fuzz in between her thighs

Knuckles crack through all sweet pines

And Mr. Monkey clown drops soft and eases sighs

Milk Maid turns and stands with the earth

And ripples rip Mr. Monkey into dirt

A Half smile half wink crinckles Milky's eyes

and her hand slips down and rests on her right thigh

Like a sparrow kills a spider Mr. Monkey dies

No tears are shed for sinister spies

And Milky Maid has never before cried

Passerbys don't slow their strides

And Mr. Monkeys not in their eyes

And Milky Maid she's fetching heads

And soft peach fuzz it fills their beds

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vivian-miller
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Published
Apr 4, 2010
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