Kicked In The Teeth Poem by Uriah Hamilton
Kicked In The Teeth
I live in pallid lifelessness among shadows,
I seek privacy and fear cut-throats,
I try to protect child-like hearts
From disappearing into paranoia-driven
Self-destructive confusion,
I steer clear of happy faces
That smile while plotting
Spiritual identity theft
And dissolution.
I don’t complain about life,
I appreciate the frail radiance
Of the human desire to taste
A lasting love.
And one day my dreams will be indomitable;
I’ll drive on midnight boulevards
Beneath the soft caress of streetlights
With the stereo playing loudly,
And I’ll reach for a woman’s knee
Who has long eluded me,
And the sublime sensation of her warmth
With my lonely need
Will heal a thousand times
Kicked in the teeth.
'I’ll drive on midnight boulevards Beneath the soft caress of streetlights' Uriah! This is such a lovely image! and a wonderful poem. Thanks for sharing....
Uriah, my vote registered as a nine by mistake, but that's my favorite number so it's probably better than ten.
I hope you find that knee very soon Uriah. Sincerely Ernestine
It took you a while to get to the hope, Uriah, but you came through. There are many nice images here and your conclusion is hopeful. Raynette
I'm with Amberlee. So far I've read approximately half of the poems you have posted on PH - your beautiful words having been seared in my mind I will find it difficult to sleep tonight. Shannon
'And I’ll reach for a woman’s knee Who has long eluded me, And the sublime sensation of her warmth With my lonely need Will heal a thousand times ' wow....just wow.
Yes, I agree with previous comments. This is one of your best, and I hope it all happens just that way.
what can I say.. Well the poem deserves a 10+ and it is 100% true.. when Love finally reaches our doors' step it will deserve the thousand times that someone had shut a door in our face! excellent poem! HBH
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Delivering Poems Around The World
Poems are the property of their respective owners. All information has been reproduced here for educational and informational purposes to benefit site visitors, and is provided at no charge...
4/18/2024 12:26:13 AM # 1.0.0.1119
As always, a beautifully heartfelt poem Uriah. Very nice. Sincerely, Mary