mariang makiling

mariang makiling

A Poem by m.s.early

In winter before birds had begun returning
one mountain of romance burgeoned on yon horizon.
Approaching made for fast eyes, 
yet faster pulse ;
my ears thick with the echo
of palpitating heart clamoring within.
Thinning blood ran hot inside my warming ears.
Bliss is on that hill,
hiding in mountain breezes breathing tenderly
her pomelo decorated hair. 
Would the talipapa grace we meet in 
search of golden ginger?
How longer must I comb this place, 
the foot hills of yonder mountain?
What woundless wars must I conquer behind me
while the spirit of her beauty
flitters longing in the mortality of my being?
How the miles make my heart sick 
and hours transpire without haste;
only by the foreshadow of her divinity
do I seek solace,
the constancy to secure her love.
Forever will my mind seek her soul
regardless of dimension's divide
until I am lost on the mountain known by her name
never to be seen again by any other.

© 2014 m.s.early


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An eternity of longing, a future of loving, and once again you shall belong. Nestled deep within the mountain stroking her luxurious hair, whispering adored poetry in her ear. I am swept into the romance of forever in this mystical and enduring love letter. Your soaring in those Cherokee eyes...beginning to remember ....there is more than death to life :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Words full of beauty and lines full of amazing images, make this a breathtaking read...

Posted 10 Years Ago


This reads like a myth of cultural truth. An older version of the Shakespearian tragedies... Human nature and the grand toucher of love...
I enjoyed the write.

Posted 10 Years Ago


didn't understand some of this..not familiar with the title either...but i just read it and felt it...and there was such longing to be felt...such incredible love.

beautiful.

Posted 10 Years Ago


An enchanting read xavier, wasn't familiar with the title, you've done this enigma justice, love the last stanza.

Posted 10 Years Ago


"How the miles make my heart sick
and hours transpire without haste;
only by the foreshadow of her divinity"

How beautiful and touching you write and how it all foreshadows the solace of her memory to you. You are still waiting at the foothills for her return from the summit named after her...Splendid...:)...............

Posted 10 Years Ago


Just as the legend says -your approach to this peace is fantastic. you taught me something of your home land i presume..

Posted 10 Years Ago


m.s.early

10 Years Ago

No, but thank you. I am native Virginian, USA.
Rose of many colours

10 Years Ago

OK, Thank you..
This is a mystery to want to seek such knowledge. of one so mysterious.. And love it self..Lovely piece..Color full

Posted 10 Years Ago


a poem filled with longing, and rich imagery.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on March 24, 2014
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