Uriah Hamilton Poems

Sometimes you can see yourself
In a burial suit stretched-out in a coffin,
Your hands cold and gray, expressionless face.
If there is no God, we vanish away
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My dreams have set sail for you,
Don’t sink them like a wounded ship
Disappearing into the ocean of despair,
You know that I care, that I desire
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I crouch like a lion
Lurking for unsuspecting prey,
Patience is the key:
I’m willing to wait for eternity
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Luna,
My heart drifts up
To the silver moon
And I swoon
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Dear Lady,
I set sail
For your exotic island
Of mysterious beauty
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My tongue is like a viperous snake
Waiting to latch onto a nervous victim
Who senses my evil mood of paranoid defensiveness
But still she walks slowly into the room.
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Meet me with
A glass of wine
And with romantic poetry
Flashing like satellites
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We may have to fight
With concealed guns
And razor-sharp knives
To make it from the east side
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The gypsy mistress
Reads mystical cards
And delineates the future.
With a conspiracy of dark magic,
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The moonlight words
And the Sunday prayers,
The bike rides
Among autumn leaves,
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