Milking Aunt Hulda's Cows Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

Milking Aunt Hulda's Cows

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Aunt Hulda, she slept in the nude
I stayed over, she called me a dude
Uncle Fritz told me 'NO'
in the closet you go
we two found this attitude rude.

I was five when I watched Uncle Fritz,
he was squeezing Aunt Hulda's big tits
I was wondering how
he could think her a cow
and I asked all the other kids.

And they laughed at my naivité
some suggested I go out to play
and that milking the cows
in Aunt Hulda's pink blouse
was the reason that milking hands pray.

Saturday, September 3, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: kids,pink
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Allen Vinal 03 September 2005

Dirty... Old... Man...

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Mahnaz Zardoust-Ahari 03 September 2005

Herbert, you know you are a dirty old man....lol cute poem!

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Herbert Nehrlich1 03 September 2005

Yes Allan, I just hatched one especially for you. H

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Allan James Saywell 03 September 2005

i like poems about cows have you any udder poems about cows warm regards allan

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Mary Nagy 03 September 2005

Funny one Herbert. You do seem to have a fascination with 'udders'. Take care, Sincerely, Mary

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