Roy Mburia

Roy Mburia Poems

There is always a statement to be made
A word to be spoken
A story to be told
And a tale to reflect about
...

Its not via my heart, my ways and means I turn my back,
I even don’t want to walk away,
But even if I stay,
Whatever leads us a stray,
...

Today I grow in silence,
An isolated trail,
A secret tale,
No tags of praise,
...

The sun just set,
The hundredth moment
Still seeing the minute you left,
My life semi perfect,
...

If there is tomorrow I have many plans
If I knee it comes with certainty,
Would there be aches, or cold breathes?
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I too want one like him,
A Romeo, maybe fourth generational Jacob
A man with much intent,
Loyal to my heart,
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I know when I have a feeling,
That which moves my heart,
Makes me a slave to loneliness
Moves me in circles,
...

Roy Mburia Biography

Born in 1989, I thought that writing was the only way I could save the world. With time, I have realized it saves my world more than it saves the world! Few people read, and even if they do, how much am I aware of? Graduating from the University, I published the first book with Michael Kimathi, not entirely for sale, but to satisfy my desire to publish and accomplish my dream of being a poet.)

The Best Poem Of Roy Mburia

Worries Never End

There is always a statement to be made
A word to be spoken
A story to be told
And a tale to reflect about

There is always a time to recover
A distance to be covered
A problem to worry about
And an issue to think about

Always, there is a prayer to be made
Something to wish for
And a hope to live for

There is always a song to be sung
A tune to dance to
A game to be played
And a chance to be grabbed

There is a tear to be sobbed
A pain to be nursed
A day to live for
Another to be wasted
And an effort to be made

Yet, there is no time for regrets
For hopelessness
Or pardons

For-
Destiny isn't a place
Neither a target nor a time
But visions and dreams,
Ambitions
Fantasies of yesterday
Hopes and dreams for tomorrow
Failures and achievements of today
Shapes our most desired destiny

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