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Winey
Sipping aged wine or being in love? Is there a difference?
Winey is a collection of poetry that can get you high. When you see a glass of wine, you long for it, then while having, you love the taste, and eventually you lose yourself to it, just like that, romance is poured into this book in its three phases. Long. Love. Lose.
Winey is a collection of poetry that can get you high. When you see a glass of wine, you long for it, then while having, you love the taste, and eventually you lose yourself to it, just like that, romance is poured into this book in its three phases. Long. Love. Lose.
69 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 29, 2025
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February 9, 2026
🍀Book - Winey
🍀 Author - Noel P T
🍀Between the pages -
“ In the end, she won’t belong to me.
All those conversations I had with her will sound back to me as silence, and for ages, I will write her as someone I couldn't hold firmly.
One day, a man came
out of nowhere to offer her a ring, and I saw her wearing it.
It's senseless to question
why didn't she accept my rose instead.
Roses dry, don't they?
If I see her as a princess, then a prince should wed her, not a mindless poet.
It's a beautiful ending after all.”
🍀 Review -Some books take you into another universe, into a different world of emotions and feelings. It is not always necessary to fall in love only after seeing someone. Sometimes, you fall in love with a person you have imagined—in your thoughts, in your dreams.
This soul-stirring collection of poems is a bouquet of emotions, an ocean of feelings. It speaks about the joy of loving someone you have never met, yet hope to meet one day and love with all your heart and soul. Love does not always begin with sight; sometimes it begins with imagination, with a dream.
In this book, the poet writes about longing, love, and loss through heart-touching poetry. He longs to meet her when the leaves fall and the ground turns brown. He loves her not because she is beautiful, but because his soul refuses to settle for anyone else but her.
He dreams of meeting her one day, holding her hand, and walking with her by the beach. He wants to love her, care for her, and keep her safe. He believes no one else could ever love her the way he does.
The pain of losing her is beyond words. It creates an emptiness—an emptiness where she still lives. He searches for her everywhere, and the search finally ends when he finds her again between the pages of an old diary.
The poems touched my heart. They walked through the corridors of my pain. Some poems calmed my heart, some wounded my soul, and some stayed with me forever.
The poems are simple and filled with beautiful metaphors. They speak about the pain of loneliness, the desire of longing, and the heartbreak of being left alone. Each poem tells its own story, and the author has beautifully turned his imagination into words.
The love described here is not for someone who is already present, but for someone you are searching for—someone who lives in your thoughts and dreams. One day you meet her, you love her without conditions, and then one day you lose her. That pain is deep and unbearable.
After reading these poems, I had to pause and gather myself. Such a strong impression was left on me.
🍀 Author - Noel P T
🍀Between the pages -
“ In the end, she won’t belong to me.
All those conversations I had with her will sound back to me as silence, and for ages, I will write her as someone I couldn't hold firmly.
One day, a man came
out of nowhere to offer her a ring, and I saw her wearing it.
It's senseless to question
why didn't she accept my rose instead.
Roses dry, don't they?
If I see her as a princess, then a prince should wed her, not a mindless poet.
It's a beautiful ending after all.”
🍀 Review -Some books take you into another universe, into a different world of emotions and feelings. It is not always necessary to fall in love only after seeing someone. Sometimes, you fall in love with a person you have imagined—in your thoughts, in your dreams.
This soul-stirring collection of poems is a bouquet of emotions, an ocean of feelings. It speaks about the joy of loving someone you have never met, yet hope to meet one day and love with all your heart and soul. Love does not always begin with sight; sometimes it begins with imagination, with a dream.
In this book, the poet writes about longing, love, and loss through heart-touching poetry. He longs to meet her when the leaves fall and the ground turns brown. He loves her not because she is beautiful, but because his soul refuses to settle for anyone else but her.
He dreams of meeting her one day, holding her hand, and walking with her by the beach. He wants to love her, care for her, and keep her safe. He believes no one else could ever love her the way he does.
The pain of losing her is beyond words. It creates an emptiness—an emptiness where she still lives. He searches for her everywhere, and the search finally ends when he finds her again between the pages of an old diary.
The poems touched my heart. They walked through the corridors of my pain. Some poems calmed my heart, some wounded my soul, and some stayed with me forever.
The poems are simple and filled with beautiful metaphors. They speak about the pain of loneliness, the desire of longing, and the heartbreak of being left alone. Each poem tells its own story, and the author has beautifully turned his imagination into words.
The love described here is not for someone who is already present, but for someone you are searching for—someone who lives in your thoughts and dreams. One day you meet her, you love her without conditions, and then one day you lose her. That pain is deep and unbearable.
After reading these poems, I had to pause and gather myself. Such a strong impression was left on me.
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