I Know We’ll Be Together Again Poem by Uriah Hamilton

I Know We’ll Be Together Again

Rating: 5.0


Neither the sun at noon
Or the soft breeze at dusk
Nor the dizzying midnight moon
Is required when I see you smile,
I’m child-like beside you,
Always whispering love
Into your ear,
Wanting you to hear
The rhythm of my heartbeats,
Never doubt what you mean to me,
I saw you growing up,
Adorable and dream-like and laughing
With your older sister,
And I cannot resist saying
Time has been your ally,
Your beautiful, feminine mystique
Only increases with intensity,
I know we’ll be together again
On café streets
Reciting sacred poetry
As small birds serenade us
On an avenue of trees.

Friday, March 24, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: sister
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ivy Christou 29 March 2006

ah Uriah your poems are so refreshing and heart warming, I liked this one a lot :) HBH

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Mary Nagy 24 March 2006

I love the 'childhood crush' that lasted through the years.......remembering her with her sister. You have such a romantic view of the world, to see through your eyes even for only a day would be a gift. Sincerely, Mary

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Lawrence S. Pertillar 24 March 2006

This poem is to me what lemon is to lemonade. Uriah, such a wonderful, heartfelt poem. Very nice. Lawrence

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Sandra Fowler 24 March 2006

The dream survives in this eloquent poem that has the aura of an eternal spring. Warm regards, Sandra

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Raynette Eitel 24 March 2006

Ah, the optimism in this one warms my heart Uriah. I love where it takes me. Raynette

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