Jordy Medina
Friday, August 1, 2025
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
The sound of a Dream
I heard the sound
of a dream
That birthed
in the heart of a man
Like a seed of desire
That slowly sprouted
With an unknown torment
To make itself known
The moment that knows
The waiting of a revelation
In still waters
To rise like that of a wave
The moment it takes
To take a breath away
To strive thence upon
That which is now known
Till then silent beneath
no longer be the placid waters
Cause now on every ripple
Will add to the the splendor
Of the beautiful dance of waves
What desires thought can take
What grandeur dreams can achieve
Whether they be
Even of a little grass
To sway in the breeze
Would be fulfilled
Yes I heard of that dream
It ain't any of the lesser
And like all of the grandest
The seen and the unseen
Was every one man's dream
Written for: Friday Writings #181: Music for the Muse
https://open.spotify.com/track/0Ir10oQlqXhkMVVybXIo68?si=-pGPDFQCSy-zePNPL9knUA
https://youtu.be/NWfsIXLGLhk?feature=shared
This little poem has been inspired by Yanni's music " One Man's Dream ". I wouldn't say it could do much justice but thought I could try to attempt atleast in whatever little way I could to put my feelings of when I hear it.
Monday, June 9, 2025
An afterthought
They say I'm stubborn
while I think I'm not
it's that all the little things
I really care about
I defend
when I think I'm right
and I try to prove
the good advice
they say....
To strangers it's once
to loved ones it's a nag a lot
but i can't just a blind eye
and let them hurt a lot
they say....
I thought I was enlightening them
but they did not
my well wishes down the drain
an outcome I never thought
they say....
this was what I was
a few days back
now i try to bother less
hope this works out
they say....
my intent they say
how long can they last
oh mamma! my kids they laugh about
it'll just remain an afterthought
Friday Writings #180: Stubborn About the Small Things
Thursday, May 22, 2025
Comfort food
And we wanted not our hands sticky
In the summer of mangoes
she placed a few ones in our mouth each
to swish down to our belly
Those pieces of pilchards fried
Kept for each one aside
Knowing how much we all liked
To her children her pride
There were some specials and
some which turned with memories
We miss your cuisines dear
But we miss you more mummy
Written for
Friday Writings #177: Comfort Food
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