Love Grows In Many Special Ways

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By: Noel N. Villarosa
February 4, 2013

Remembering our first movie date

We were seated among other throngs of lovers

All eyes to the movie, capturing romantic scenes

That day we learned to free ourselves from fears to love again

It was a feeling of rejuvenation

For two souls openly sharing their thoughts and emotions

Then we just found ourselves hanging around comfortably

I just found my soul mate with a divine guidance

We just do what feels right for us

A mutual feeling of almost a part of each other in some way

Time slows down as our heart beat faster

To savor the moments of being together

The places, the people and the occasions

That we came across in our lives

Will somehow speak into our eyes

We really are meant for each other

While our love story is so simple not glamorous

I have all the reasons to spend my life

Watching in riveting desire how our love grows

With a smile on our face, saying we’ll never be separated

As the ‘Notting Hill’ movie will keep playing in our mind

A sweet musing of the whole story

Made us realize that love grows

In many special ways  

Petals in the Wind

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Petals in the Wind

By: Noel N. Villarosa

As the morning breeze whispers in the sky

Blowing fragile petals and leaving the tree

For someone lounging underneath would sigh,

“Petals in the wind take me into a thrill”

A flimsy-looking old man

Pensive for the good old days

Would wish to intertwine

With petals in the wind drifting astray

A girl in search of a long lost love

Still hoping for a spark in her young heart

Graciously singing silent notes to prove

Those petals in the wind grappling with songs never heard

When love dies and silence grows so profound

While the wind stop breathing

Will gather those in vain searching

To scatter and to find rest into the ground

Like petals spaced apart from the wind

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24 January 2013

Stardust Wink

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January 10, 2013

Stardust Wink

By: Noel N. Villarosa

In louver, I waited ‘til night confined the sky

Incandescent stardust once made me starry-eyed

That tempestuous evening hid the Milky Way

Nocturnal beetle mimicked pristine light that I prayed

In a flick, my desire to see you restrained by distance

I just clutched to stargazing to show me moments of you

An interlude to make feelings in alliance

Where kisses and hugs are free to view

Lurking in the sky, time held its breath

As my eyes glowed luxurious in our love affairs

My heart sang louder to clamor the light in stealth

In flower’s scent enchanted time as I stared

For I knew evening panorama would soon disappear

Last moment I spoke lover’s prayer so powerful

As stars tried filching a moment to appear so near

Came pouring stardust in my longing to reunite with your soul

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Tribute Poem to Connecticut victims - To Bring Clock Immobilized For A Moment

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A Tribute Poem in memory of the New Town Connecticut Shooting victims

To Bring Clock Immobilized For A Moment

(Sonnet Form)
By: Noel N. Villarosa

26 December 2012

Whilst time is not in our hands to bear

Whispering hushed sound, steals someone’s life

A lithe gunman brandishing gun to err

If only I hold time, I’ll stop the strife

The ephemeral laughter of childhood

Bequeath memories to posterity

Be an advocate for gun ban, I would

Parents felt like dry leaf in an eddy

I speak of my thoughts, hopes, and prayers

A glimpse of dulcet smile one last chance

Felicity in heaven cloaked the fears

For these children once have a dalliance

One by one, far and near, gunshot broke out

In silence, their presence you can’t live without

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