"I would like to adorn
your eyes with Spring's twilight and transform you into the food that
is devoured by my senses."
(
Quisiera adornar tus ojos con el
crepúsculo de la primavera, y transformarte en el alimento que te
devora por mis sentidos.)
So opens Rosario's poem
"Quisiera", like many of his poems filled with
deepest passions of the heart. With a poetic vision resonating
with the same spirits found in the works of Chilean born poet Pablo
Neruda, Persian poet Omar Khayyam, and Afghan/Persian poet Rumi,
Rosario manages to speak with a voice uniqueely his own. Many of
Rosario's works are filled with a tender eroticism, not lustful, but
filled with a combination of physical and spiritual desire that exists
in a kind of dreamworld of the heart where passion still exists
alongside innocence. In Rosario's works a kiss is often more than
just a sensual touch, but an expression of a deeper connecting between
souls that lasts all but too briefly, but leaves a lasting impression
within the heart.
~ Fiera Tenkiller
Journalist
Business Writer
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