Noctámbulos

Duermevelas is a poetic journey that moves between memory and forgetfulness, between the intimate and the universal. Jorge Iván Jaramillo Hincapié draws, with the honesty of one who gives himself without reserve, an emotional map where nostalgia, love, pain, and the contradictions of life unfold like bursts of meaning.

Divided into four sections — Words the Wind Doesn’t Take Away, Ambiguous Loves and Other Things, Of the Wounds, and Longings from Other Times — this poetry collection creates a lyrical space where the author reopens his wounds and turns his story into a mirror of mosaic emotions.

Each poem is a shard that pierces the page’s slumbering center, awakening echoes of the human experience: sobs, gratitude, and the certainty that life is a constant search.

Between 57th and Mexicali, between Rulfo and Bogotá, between maternal evocations and the 23rd floor, Jaramillo invites us to wander through the rooms of his memory. Duermevelas is a vital testimony, a journey that reveals otherness, solitude, and the inexhaustible beauty of imperfection. These verses are now ours too.