Robert Uy Poems

A memory sat in the corner of my mind
And silently wept
For the moment it feared has arrived,
The dreaded moment when
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Every one that has come
and gone in my life
are just passing acquaintances,
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Crowd the room with alien thoughts,
Maybe young, maybe not;
Shapeless they may be
Or shaped a tad too differently.
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Goodbye is just a word
Brought forth from the lips;
And though you may depart,
The memories we keep.
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do you remember as a child
when you and your friends
find a simple spot
of grass as
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When years have etched deep carvings on our faces
And December morns are kind to us no more
Then our joints and bones must have gone so brittle
That getting up from bed’s become a chore
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There, in a place, where air is sparse,
Smoke is thick, and light is scarce,
Scattered colors that flash and shock
Lend but little visibility in the dark.
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He comes to work in no such haste,
And wishes he’s some other place;
“Oh, I believe, ” he always say,
“I’m overworked and underpaid! ”
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When I gave you my heart, my life,
I bet never
In your darkest fears
Or wildest worries did you ever
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The gingery dawn of a blissful day
Highlights the silent beauty in an otherwise
dishevelled hair.
And those eyes, yes, those eyes,
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