An Old Man Poem by Uriah Hamilton

An Old Man

Rating: 4.7


An old man is drinking
In the cool night
Beneath intricately scattered stars.

He thinks about his wife
Still more beautiful
Than autumn leaves.

This is a lovelier moment
Than seeing for the first time
A Degas painting of ballet dancers.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 19 April 2006

This is very touching Uriah, he can see watch many can not, Love to you Uriah you have a great voice in this, Love Duncan

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***** ********* 05 December 2005

Uriah, you are truly one of the romantics of this era! Very lovely thoughts brought to life in your work. 10 from Tai, who are you again? lol

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Sandra Fowler 25 November 2005

Dear Uriah, This is a lovely, nostalgic poem. You are a sensitive wordsmith. Sandra Fowler

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Jerry Hughes 09 August 2005

being an old chap, I relate to this reather lovely and nostalgic poem. Thanks.

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Raynette Eitel 16 June 2005

This is lovely and tender, Uriah. I like it. Raynette

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