Uriah Hamilton Poems

Luna, come out and play;
We’ll do everything like yesterday,
We’ll bike ride down twisting streets
Of the neighborhood.
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Music and laughter drifted from a gazebo on the green lawn
As the spring breeze blew fresh flowery scents into the air;
We were at the park and all I could think about was your hair
Caressing your shoulders in the sunlight.
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I’m not weeping beside lilac trees
Because of my affection for the divine aroma
Of the majestic spring,
But because of the tall goddess I fear
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If stars weep
And then die
In the midnight sky;
If flowers turn their petals
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I spend most of my time alone,
Moping around listening to music,
Depressed and brooding,
It is a garment
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When things slip away,
They might be gone to stay.
A child’s innocent affection
Is relegated to history
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Love is an illusion
Blossoming into reality
Once scribbled by sleepless poets
On loose paper or graffiti walls,
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Experience dark heart
And walk on daunting midnight streets
Ridden with vipers intent on crime:
You might get robbed
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On a wild midnight excursion,
I take a car ride in the trembling realm
Of illusions;
Thoughts scatter and fall apart.
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Love glows today
Like afternoon sunlight.
Keep praying to daisies
And purple hyacinths
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