Dark Girl Poem by Uriah Hamilton
Dark Girl
One day,
Dogs will laugh
In the streets,
And we’ll kiss wildly
Like lunatics
Escaping the asylum.
You’re a dark girl
So I’m painting
My roses black,
And I’ll murder the sun
If he ever turns his back.
I would rather
Enter the palace of your pain
Than continue to exist
In the prison cell of my loneliness.
Strong imagery is displayed in this poem which speaks so eloquently of the bonding of two lonely souls. Regards, Sandra
I'm rocked, Uriah, well and truly. Outstanding writing. Warm regards, Gina.
insight into self the other and the monumental necessity of the heart for closeness that great declaration creating poetry of the utmost honesty and beauty.
at last...someone who respects the emo kids...*lol* eni da kid
I have only read a few of your poem, Uriah, so far... But, I have found myself intrigued by your writing style. dan
this is an awesome poem, Uriah. very Beatific! Jake
ah uriah.. you've done it again, you have left your heart exposed in this poem of dedication to love. you never stop to amaze me :) HBH
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Beautiful.........the last stanza says it all. Great poem Uriah. Sincerely, mary