
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
A Work of Art
Kiss me, until the sun stops shining.
Kiss me, 'til the day that the rivers run dry as the desert sands.
Kiss me, 'til Alaska feels the same as Hawaii.
Hold me until we all know the meaning of life.
Forever tell me that I am yours always,
And that nothing in and out of this world could get in our way.
I could stay within myself, starring into your eyes
forever that gorgeous glow.
It is the same as starring at the moon on a dark spring night.
And your spirit... your soul,
Is like the wonderful brights of the stars.
So many out there that goes on for eternity,
shining their lights on me.
You are a marvel. A mystery
A passionate painting,
that screams out to be noticed...
through its many colors.
Monet could not do you justice,
Michelangelo would be afraid to ruin your beauty,
And Da Vinci would leave just the way you are.
A masterpiece from the heavens
I am so fortunate
to be a witness
to such unique beauty.
This is true...I swear it.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Your Enemy (Social Network Blocker)
Erase me, deface me
Six months later you'll be requesting me
liking my status
hum drumming through my pics
wondering what I've been up to and who I've been with.
All along the enemy was in your head, on your list of friends
thumbs up to every vile thing you said
Not helping you get out of your rut
but burying you with lies until you're dead
Inside...
Can't you see? The enemy...
It's not me
Adding fuel to fire with their lowly comments
The devil is a liar so they say
it's usually the ones who are negative and angry everyday
Can't you see? The enemy
It's not me.
It's always been bundled up inside of you
wrapped up with your insecurities
and your sad attempts to gain sympathy
Squatting on your five year old temper tantrums,
in hopes that you would lose all control.
Lingering and waiting like a monster under your bed.
You see the enemy
it's not me...
it's in your head
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Muse to my Heart

picture by Aegils on www.deviantart.com
Monet-like creations for you
like droplets of rain falling from a summer blue sky
and sunny vibrant yellows flashing across my eyes
My heart composes for you
adolescent jitters and cherub like whispers for you
a Beethoven sonata that plays through my veins
like a Fall Harvest Moon illuminating the terrain
My heart writes to you
crisp clear Shakespearean sonnets for you
with frosted tip feathers and inkwell at bay
refreshingly professing my soul like snow on a wintery day
My heart dances for you
open and genuine moves for you
like Baryshnikov's incomprehensible feats
high in the air my spirit springs unbounded leaps
my heart, my heart,
You are a Muse to my heart
written by,
©Jessica Rodriguez
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
About my writing...
When writing under pressure
I blankly stare at the paper,
with the pen in my hand.
Awaiting for my emotions to give away.
But I am speechless...suffocated, no words to say.
Once again, my confusion has left me astray.
Therefore, I ponder here in this dreadful state and sulk.
I feel helplessly intoxicated, when writing becomes difficult.
Then again, there are times when I am spiritually motivated,
And my mind shifts into space.
I start visiting my dream world an ecclesiastical place.
A world where the guardian spirits reside,
Sending forth the haunting and blessed visions that aid me to write.
I set the pen on paper and it begins to move on its own incredibly fast.
Making my poems and stories a much easier task.
However and whichever way I reveal myself,
through fiction or a composed verse,
it does indeed
still becomes new to me
And often too many times, involuntarily
frightening.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Some bits & pieces of the Oye Adele
There is this man in my life, whom I adore with every fiber of my being, his name is Santos Orgullo. He and I have been friends for all of my 31 years. At the age five, Santos and his parents moved from Spain to the house next to ours, here in Maryland.
At that time, my mother was pregnant of me and a single woman; his mother would check on her often and being that Santos was the only child, he would always come along. My mother said Santos use to come to her, gently tap on her belly and say “Come out already. I need someone to play with.” When he finally got his wish, he didn't seem to mind that I was a girl.
In fact, he was like a big brother always protecting me, teaching me to ride a bike, climb trees, beat up bullies, and how to be a considerate individual. Santos, was always helpful to everyone around him. He didn't care if you, at one point, bullied him.
If he felt that you were in dire need of a friend, Santos was there by your side and happy to do it. Even after losing both of his parents, Santos still kept his spirits up and helped the local community center with a Big Brother/Big Sister program. At the same time, he had to handle all of his parents' affairs in Spain and the mortgage for the house here. The locals thought he might have been taking on too much for his age but Santos proved to be an independent, reliable 18 year old.
With his inheritance he was able to put himself through college for Business Management and study Contemporary Spanish Art in Barcelona and all over Europe. He also gave me some money to go to Puerto Rico and meet my father and his family.
Due to our travels, we sort of lost touch with each other. Until two years ago, when he came back to settle down and start a family of his own. He came over to introduce us to his beautiful fiance. As I came outside to greet him, my heart stopped.
Here was this brawn of a man, with dark chestnut colored hair and touches of silver signifying his experiences in life. His skin was a light olive color and glowing from the Mediterranean sun's rays and eyes as black as midnight. As soon as he saw me those midnight eyes shone twinkling stars. He smiled from ear to ear and opened his arms wide for me. When we embraced, his scent seeped through my nose and into my veins.
He smelled familiar...honey flavored cigars, soft and strong at the same time. I just collapsed into him and sighed to myself. When he spoke I felt the strong vibration of his voice against my chest as it gently made it's way to my ear, “I've missed you, querida.” His very essence left me dumbfounded, the only words that came out of were,“Ditto.”
He just laughed his usual wholehearted laughter but this time it didn't have a hint of squeakiness there, it was deeper...he was a man.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
What Ego?

PICTURE OF WONDER WOMAN BY Terry Dodson -comic creator
I wanted to touch base on what having too much pride might do to a person or the lack of self confidence and defiance can do. These two characteristic behaviors can take a turn for the worse.
For instance, my first blog post had a lot of grammatical errors; even some errors that I noticed and was wondering why didn't I draft it first and then re-wrote it a couple of times. I know it's because I was impulsive and had a lot on my mind that I wanted to get out. Anyway, being that I aspire to become a professional writer I should be more cautious about how I present my skills.
Anyhow, I have never been shy to have someone read my work and give me constructive criticism. However, whenever it's someone I'm rather close to giving me constructive criticism, quietly inside I'm filled with such an embarrassment that makes me want to blurt out really bad things. (Sort of, what a 10 year old might do) Simply because my pride was hurt, big time.
To know and to admit this to myself, deep down, is to take full responsibility of my inner emotions and not to blame the person who was doing the critiquing. Then I can assess that my pride was hurt because of my lack of confidence in my writing as well as my intellect. The constructive criticism that I received was not meant to downplay my talent and my intellect if anything it was to further my skills with the attention that I need to polish up my writing. I did not let my foolhardy pride and my Ego get the best of me. Therefore, I signed up for a class in How to Improve my writing. It is a non-credit class that will focus on grammar, punctuation, and organization.
Had I let my pride and ego get the best of me, I would have not tried to feed my talent with the basic essentials and most likely become afraid to show that person anymore of my work.
The point I'm trying to make here is, we never give ourselves room enough to be human. With the everyday grind of Today's world and the feats that we accomplish probably makes us feel superhuman; by the end of the day we are too invincible to be plagued by mistakes.
When you are able to be honest with yourself and realize that your Ego has gotten the best of you. Try to let it go, don't be so hard on yourself for being egotistic and rectify the situation. Only then you will find yourself on your way to becoming SUPERHUMAN.
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