By Aenro Mikko M. Gubatina
Rom Cumagun on location shooting a video for a blog regarding Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall anniversary.
For countless hours I wait thee
Wind howling but silent
Even your shadow I cannot see
My heart stops and tightens
Through rustling trees, I walk the aisle
Counting cobblestones looking down
From Left: Rom Cumagun’s 2nd daughter, Angela Marie Cumagun; best friend and wife, Pelagia Cumagun; youngest daughter, Marie Yvonne Cumagun
Light shimmers… thy beauty with a smile
Took away my lips of weary and frown
Sweet and contagious lips of angel
No mere demons should defile
Removed my lonely pulse like a spell
Just one glance when you smile
Scientific Reference:
HowStuffWorks; Explanation Why Smiling Causes Happiness
http://science.howstuffworks.com/life/smiling-happy2.htm
Note:
Italicized words has scientific explanation in the reference/link (Why Smiling Causes Happiness)
(This poem is for the academic requirement for Mr. Rom Cumagun only and not for the Creative Writing Workshop of Varsitarian)
