Romantic Love Poem by Ravi Kopra
Romantic Love
For thirty odd pigs, a Huli man gets
A new wife tending his goats, land, kids, pigs
She ties a rope's end to the pigs front legs
The other end is tied to the wild tree trunk
She goes to the fields to till the land, to tend the cows
Her husband hides behind the trunk and pulls the rope
The pigs give out deafening squeals, the wife turns back
The Huli husband jumps on her like a hungry leopard
Disrobes her, throws her on the ground and humps her, humps her
one two three four one two three four four four more more more
He's old. He gasps for air. She pushes him away
He wraps back the loin cloth. He goes away muttering love.
By Dr. Sasha Galbraith
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"With all those kids in the house, how do couples have sex? Usually the woman leaves in the morning to go out to tend her garden, taking her pig, which has a rope tied around its front leg. She ties her pig to a tree and goes about her work. While she's occupied, the husband sneaks up behind the pig and pulls its tail. The pig squeals and the woman, fearing that someone is trying to steal her pig, runs back. That's when the husband jumps her for sex. Sounds romantic, doesn't it? "
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