The Note Poem by Uriah Hamilton
The Note
Sometimes
When a woman
Is justifiably angry
And refuses to see
A man’s face,
The man will plead
With a friend of hers
To intercede for him,
To understand this is
The last extremity of need.
I would buy
Roses every day for a month
For her best friend
To merely bring her
A note that reads,
“I’m sorry.”
Notes and roses never go out of style. Nor do those two words, 'I'm sorry' when they are the last words of such a genuinely heartfelt poem. Excellent, as always. Warm regards, Sandra
You, and many a former Valentine. Emily Dickinson noted the valve of affection that snaps shut. Would that I could remember the poem's title. Dudes: pay attention to what Uriah said, here. - Will
Good stuff. Exposes the crazy desperation of love in the last extremity of need. : -)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Beautiful words Uriah! Sorry goes a long long way and pays dividends from where it flows to where goes...smiling at you, Tai, off to bed to seek forgiveness! lol oops! sorry hehe