Shakespeare’s Sonnets Poem by Uriah Hamilton

Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Rating: 4.9


I think about my sweet parents, now old,
And myself, every day growing older,
Hoping to create a gentle and tender essence
That will survive when we part this existence,
Like Shakespeare’s sonnets written four hundred years ago
Still leaving a magical afterglow
For lovers and poets yet unborn.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Esther Leclerc 19 May 2006

A beautiful hope and in your case, Uriah, that goal is reached. That doesn't mean you should stop writing, however! Thank you for this.

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Emma Johnson 19 May 2006

Words with an afterglow. Susie.

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Sandra Fowler 19 May 2006

Great poems and great memories are forever and I believe in forever.... Your eloquence becomes you, Uriah.. Kind regards, Sandra

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***** ********* 19 May 2006

Absolutely Uriah, we must keep on keep on and you do it so romanticly and with such ease to please every palette. Smiling at you, Tai

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