Yellow Birds Poem by Uriah Hamilton
Yellow Birds
I’ve been broken
Like a lonely dream
Looking for a mind to enter,
But I follow the footsteps of love
Through the crowded halls of hate.
I’m a patient man,
From every act of unkindness,
One day, I will escape—
Meet me at dawn,
We’ll gaze at yellow birds,
Our affection will be new
Like the first day of creation.
Excellent! Uriah................I too like to be a yellow bird and fly in the sky before they make boundaries and barriers?
This poem shines with iits own light. It reminds me of the work of the great Yiddish poet, Menke Katz. It has the same beautiful, everlasting quality. Kind regards, Sandra
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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This is lovely Uriah, and I love the last four lines, they would stand on their own they are so good. Love Ernestine XXX