Poetry | adriana rambay fernández

Enter stillness to practice listening

On a stretch of highway near Great Barrington, MA, I was called to stop at a dirt road framed by trees (pictured above). On one side a cemetery hid in the shade and on the other a green, grassy lawn stretched into the sunlight. The road felt majestic like the trees were tall knights guarding a secret passage. And the road’s existence itself felt hidden, especially to me as someone who wasn’t from the area but rather enjoying an extended […]

Categories: Meditation, Poetry, Travel, Writing • Tags: Creativity, Inspiration, Meditation, nature, Poetry, Stillness, Travel, Writing

Poem selected for publication

*** by Adriana

I’m happy to share that my poem, “Anoche,” was selected as the top poem for a National Poetry Month contest held by the Jersey City Independent (JCI) and Jersey City Writers. The poem is one of three that will be featured and published by the JCI during the month of April. I’ll also have the opportunity to read the poem on April 13, 2016 at a literary reading being held at Barrow Mansion at 7 p.m. The event is being hosted by JCW, JCI, and […]

Categories: Events, Jersey City, Poetry, Uncategorized, Writing • Tags: Creativity, Jersey City, Jersey City Writers, National Poetry Month, Poetry, Poetry Reading, Writing

On love, days later

*** by Adriana

What happens when you peel back the layers of long-lasting love? What do you find when you step outside of the experience of love and examine it from a distance? What does it look like from the sky? When I read Pablo Neruda’s “100 Love Sonnets: Cien sonetos de amor,” I get the feeling that he traveled to the depths of his soul and to the ends of space as he explored his feelings on love writing to his muse, […]

Categories: Poetry, Reading, Writing • Tags: Cien sonetos de amor, Inspiration, Love, Pablo Neruda, Poetry, Sonnets, Writing

adriana rambay fernández

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Enter stillness to practice listening

Poem selected for publication

On love, days later