THE WET NURSE
“She’s
here!” someone cries in ecstasy.
The
nursery’s door swings open in a huddle
And
like a desperate mother, she runs in, crazy.
Like
one whose baby had fallen off his cradle.
Suddenly
she pauses and freezes in reaction
To
the resonance of the agitated voice
Screaming
echoes across the home with tension.
She
gasps and swears in desperate poise.
Spontaneously,
she heads to the rescue.
By
the cradle she kneels, soaked in her tears.
Then
she speaks the magic of hypnosis with cue.
Soft,
soothing sound of pity eliminating all fears.
The
clamouring voice, she fondles to calmness.
In
her bosom, she nestles him like a weak sheep
And
rocks him with songs of tenderness.
With
duty and affection, she suckles him to sleep
She
weeps and watches him sleep in peace
And
they watch her replace duty with love.
To
the innocence, her heart she tenders with ease.
She’s
an earner with a heart tenderly involved.
Beyond
the blood of ownership, her love reigns.
Beyond
the call of duty, she’s a mother.
She
gives her milk, pure like blood from her veins.
She’s
a wet nurse in the nature of a mother.
A PLEASE when the
storm rises,
And a THANKS when
it abates.
With life there’s never a GOODBYE!
Nice one, true, the storms come thick and fast these days, the calms faints off, and thank you is scarce. "trouble is life itself"
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