Jasmin Wine is a collection of poems written by Virginia Jasmin Pasalo, from 2014 to the present. Most of the poems were published on G Spot, a weekly column published by Sunday Punch, as an integral part of her essays on women, environment and spirituality.
Monday, June 30, 2014
He loves me, he loves me nuts
by
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
Mahal niya ako
Mahal ko siya
Mahal niya ako!
Mahal ko siya!
Mahal niya ako!?
Mahal ko siya!!
Mahal niya ako??
Mahal ko siya!!!
Mahal niya ako???
Mahal ko siya!!!!
Mahal ko siya!!!!!
Mahal ko siya!!!!!!
Ay wala na
ubos na daliri
kamay
at paa
30 July 2014 12:22 p.m.
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
Mahal niya ako
Mahal ko siya
Mahal niya ako!
Mahal ko siya!
Mahal niya ako!?
Mahal ko siya!!
Mahal niya ako??
Mahal ko siya!!!
Mahal niya ako???
Mahal ko siya!!!!
Mahal ko siya!!!!!
Mahal ko siya!!!!!!
Ay wala na
ubos na daliri
kamay
at paa
30 July 2014 12:22 p.m.
Tree Talk
by
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
If you
cut me
will I die?
My limbs
will grow
in your mind
till they rupture
the thick skull
that imprisons
your brain
and you
will be
unable to piece
together
the broken shards
of your own
prison
In this new
taste of freedom
you
will
make
me
live.
16 May 2014 1:44 p.m.
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
If you
cut me
will I die?
My limbs
will grow
in your mind
till they rupture
the thick skull
that imprisons
your brain
and you
will be
unable to piece
together
the broken shards
of your own
prison
In this new
taste of freedom
you
will
make
me
live.
16 May 2014 1:44 p.m.
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Is it you?
by
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
There in my room
in the strap of my bag
you crawled gingerly
and in my mind
i spoke to you
"If that is you,
go to the brim of my coffee cup
and dive into my dark existence."
and you did
go to the brim of my coffee cup
into the edges of its round opening
but you refused to dive
into the abyss
of what could be
your own deliverance
crawling gingerly still,
when you can fly
to the Jupiter moons
and find out how
a maiden literally became
a moon
after being turned
into a cow
by a lascivious god.
even now, you crawl,
with your wings.
very much like you,
must be you.
12 January 2014 9:57 p.m.
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
There in my room
in the strap of my bag
you crawled gingerly
and in my mind
i spoke to you
"If that is you,
go to the brim of my coffee cup
and dive into my dark existence."
and you did
go to the brim of my coffee cup
into the edges of its round opening
but you refused to dive
into the abyss
of what could be
your own deliverance
crawling gingerly still,
when you can fly
to the Jupiter moons
and find out how
a maiden literally became
a moon
after being turned
into a cow
by a lascivious god.
even now, you crawl,
with your wings.
very much like you,
must be you.
12 January 2014 9:57 p.m.
Last Breath
by
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
I heard your faint breath
passing through
layers of clay
as I clung
to the ground
closest
to where
the air you exhaled
can pass through
kiss me
through the air
with
a wisp
of ginger ale
old spice
and musk
and lime
make me
breath
you
once more.
21 April 2014 6:42 p.m.
Virginia J. Pasalo, UrBai
I heard your faint breath
passing through
layers of clay
as I clung
to the ground
closest
to where
the air you exhaled
can pass through
kiss me
through the air
with
a wisp
of ginger ale
old spice
and musk
and lime
make me
breath
you
once more.
21 April 2014 6:42 p.m.
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