Uriah Hamilton Poems

Coming to you
Along paths of dream clouds
From my little ramshackle house
In the tiny city of sorrow,
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I tremble
In the midnight rain,
Shiver on solitary streets,
Dream of poetic ladies,
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We were once spring lovers
Walking through lush green fields
Gathering flowers to place
In your sunlight-blonde hair.
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Walk with me through a cemetery
With old knotted trees
Where the wind whispers
Through the leaves
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Wineglass Saturday night is sweet
Worshiping all the girls
Who throw back their hair and laugh
When they notice my lonely gaze.
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Your belongings are meager
As you wander loveless streets,
And the sidewalks kill your soul
When you have no place to sleep.
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On a bus ride home
Or down a grocery store aisle,
You might meet
The most enticing lover
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Birds were singing
Outside the window,
Dawn light was beginning to show,
A day of decision was rapidly approaching.
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Eating canned beans
And saying a brief grace,
I walk out into the cool night
And wink at stars.
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Falling asleep
Upon a park bench,
I saw you in a dream;
My best friend
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