Best Nostalgiamiss You Poems


To Lahong Shore

Gone are the days when 
your shore at low tide 
would offer a long roll of 
smooth paper upon 
which a young boy 
would sketch his points 
and lines and make his 
talent sprout; when your 
sea would sweetly kiss 
and caress the fine white 
sand; when your talisay, 
dapdap, and calumpang 
trees would dance to the 
chorus of wind and birds.

I miss those days.

I miss you now that your 
sand has joined the walls 
of concrete abodes of 
people who make your 
sea waves sick, throwing 
up every time they smell 
the litters' stench; now 
that your trees have 
closed their ears to the 
monotony of trite wind 
and leaving of birds.

I miss you now.

Canopy Watching Over Me

I look up and what do I see
I wish you were right there above me.
I miss you sleeping with me
I miss you holding me close
Now I take all that I have
because it's the only thing I have near.
Part of me wants to rush
the other wants to make sure it's right
I just don't want to do this all over again
We work so hard
and come so far.
Here's the turning point
that could turn into a lifetime.
I envision you here as my only hope
as I cry sleeping on your chest tonight.

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