“Two out of three ain’t bad”
Two out of three ain’t bad. —– I was sitting alone in a Austin tavern in 1996. Drinking long Island ice teas. Trying to get blinded. An old man dressed poorly ordered a… Continue reading
Category Archive: coyote poet
“Unforgettable”
Unforgettable A Poem by Coyote Poetry Beautiful artwork create amazing words. Thank you Tumblr. yourtalana: William Oxer Unforgettable I found you waiting. Holding flowers of blue. I watched you pondering life and possibility.… Continue reading
The wisp of the night
Wisp of the night A Poem by Coyote Poetry Used a paragraph by a Poet name Arsh. I hope you like. Wisp of the night What have we become? We have become stranger… Continue reading
Secret love and hidden memory”
Secret love and hidden memory A Poem by Coyote Poetry Someone today told me. Write a new poem. Here it is. Secret love and hidden memory. I saw her face today. Made… Continue reading
The dance of the flowers.
A beautiful Spring day and the dance of the flowers. A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words … Continue reading
Are we crazy, the people of this world?
Are we crazy the people of this world? A Poem by Coyote Poetry A re-write Are we crazy the people of this world? (Old words with the same meaning. Korea, Syria and 132… Continue reading
The tree by Lake St. Clair
The tree When I was in the Army. I was always in the desert. 110 in the sun. No place to take cover or cool down. Us old soldiers would gather. Talk of… Continue reading
Laugh, dance and know love
My dear Grandfather told us often. Don’t come into my house with anger. My house is the home of love. Leave your problems outside the door and please sit with me and talk.… Continue reading
“I like to see the eyes”
I like to see the eyes A Poem by Coyote Poetry When we truly can see. The eyes allow us into true places and mystery. I like to see the… Continue reading
One people
One people A Story by Coyote Poetry Just words One people Who remembered the people who once lived in the dead cities? Bombs, war and soldiers torn apart once great cities. Where did… Continue reading