Red-Lipstick World Poem by Uriah Hamilton

Red-Lipstick World

Rating: 5.0


My head grows dizzy
When a yellow dress sways
In a teasing breeze
That has the naughty little fingers
Of a mischievous school boy.

I fall in love
With every woman I see
In defiance of my mind
Warning me to protect my heart
From the perfumed goddesses
Of the night.

I’m still just a puppy
Smiling as I trail behind
Some lovely girl’s feet;
I’m a gentle Golden Retriever
Ever and ever returning
And eager to please.

I happen to be happy
To be a man
In the red-lipstick world
Of feminine schemes.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Simone Inez Harriman 24 November 2007

Love it Uriah. (10 from me)

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Truly beautiful and fully understood. Excellent descriptive. You really got me with this one. Delightful. Ez.

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