The sweetest things…
The sweetest things
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
The simple things my friends make life worthwhile. ![]()
The sweetest things..
I have saw so many beautiful places and I have walked on places of mystery and ancient grounds.
I have watched the sea rise and fall. I have danced with the waves of the California coastline.
I have suicide board the big storms of Winter with the Pacific ocean. I felt so small and so safe.
The Pacific was kind to me. She knew I respected her.
I stood upon mountain tops. I prayed to the hawk and the eagle.
I stood at the pinnacle in Virginia and I could see four states.
My eyes could see forever the beauty and strength of nature.
I free-climbed every mountain near. I climb to places few people had touched or seen.
I did not fear the possibility of no way back with ease. I had no fear and too much whiskey to
make me test my will to be alive.
I stood on the grounds of ancient Castles in Germany. I could feel the power and strength
of a once powerful race of people.
I saw and touched Egypt ancient places and sand. I liked the old places. When I ran my hands through
the sand of the Egypt desert. I felt the loneliness of a once beautiful and alive place.
I saw 40 countries and befriended people in each place. I wanted to understand each location
and allow them to become part of me.
The lessons that I learn was all mothers and fathers want the same. They want their children to be
safe and free. Every mother and father love their children.
I know life is fair and good for the man who don’t want to steal or abuse.
I learn everybody want a warm and safe place to live. I never met a man or woman
who wanted their child to be killed in war.
Today I have Grandchildren at my feet. I know what the sweetest things are.
A life filled with travel, a lot of laughter and children.
A wealthy men had many friends and he had known and shared love often.
The sweetest things are free. Lead with kindness and love.
Coyote/John Castellenas
This was majestic. Written from a man humbled by experiences. A vast ocean of knowledge has shaped your perspective and brought you some peace. Great writing johnny.
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Thank you Nigel.
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This is beautifully written. This immediately made me reflect on my days aboard a DDG during a short sea trial period. There I was, a young girl not even 21, had never been anywhere outside of her hometown, looking out at the Pacific Ocean not far from Yokosuka, Japan. The sea is bigger than anything I’ve ever seen or felt outside of God’s presence. And all I felt was freedom.
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The sea is so amazing. One day, I will take a cruise. Thank you for reading and the comment.
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Mother, Mother Ocean…❤️~Di
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I agree dear Di. I need a year, near Big Sur.
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