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Joni Ramos
Joni Ramos
Philippines, Manila

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The Winter Solstice Of My Heart

 

speak to me eloquently

that I may bide time

to pardon my thoughts

thoughts that flutter

in the wind

 

the sun liquefies

my dreams

in winters eyes

peeking with

the kindest of intentions

 

wind that hath the power

sway my secrets

pardon my thoughts

thoughts that flutter

In the wind

 

winter will not freeze

summer will not burn

 

sun kissed snow flakes

glisten in your reflection

like crystal quartz

time makes love to winter,

I bathe in your memory

 

wind that hath the power

sway my secrects

frozen in this heart

 

winter will not freeze

summer will not burn

 

thoughts of you

melt winter

in the solstice of my heart

 

 


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dreamer Comment by: dreamer - 2007-04-08 12:36
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Is it just me, or does this seem like it would work really well as a song? I love the imagery.
Ethgar Comment by: Ethgar - 2007-02-17 18:07
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I like the end...
"winter will not freeze
summer will not burn

thoughts of you
melt winter
in the solstice of my heart"

Love eternal and unchanged.
Manda Comment by: Manda - 2007-02-03 08:51
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I was speaking with a friend of mine about the unique voices here on ER and other than three others your poetry stands out to me as something different than the rest. this piece exemplifies that. It's overly rich with details but not sickeningly so, you know what I mean? It's saturated and the language is lush, so the reader can feel, hear taste it all. This piece has an almost ritualistic chant feel to it, particularly in the way you repeat certain lines. classic Joni here. :)
(bid in second line should be 'bide')
christskorb11 Comment by: christskorb11 - 2007-02-01 19:29
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I noticed the same line as our friend Kerosene, and agree with him, this poem has some cool lines.
Kerosene Comment by: Kerosene - 2007-02-01 17:57
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Some great lines in this poem.

Really like this:

the sun liquefies

my dreams

in winter eyes

peeking with

the kindest of intentions


john
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