The Gypsy dance…
The Gypsy dance…. Late at night on the Monterey bay.If you listen well.Can hear the strong voices and song of the Gypsies.They gather in the Winter to celebrate life and death at the… Continue reading
The Gypsy dance…. Late at night on the Monterey bay.If you listen well.Can hear the strong voices and song of the Gypsies.They gather in the Winter to celebrate life and death at the… Continue reading
(My California Death valley coyote friend. 1992) Coyote song…. On a quiet nights.When the sky is clear.Lonely people wait for no-one.They pray to the moon and they make a fool’s wishes.To repeat the… Continue reading
I ain’t done yet my friends, still many miles to go. Are you coming with me? ——————————————————————————-The wine been sweeter, the days been longer. We have survive the bad days and my dear… Continue reading
Originally posted on Lauren M. Hancock Poetry and Prose:
Weeping willow reminds meof stormy challenges,of riotous heart poundings,of emotional damages. Weeping willow, fretting leaves,gives me a sense of hope,her bent back fingerslaze,but within…
Originally posted on A Prophet Scorned:
What were my notable achievements? I most certainly have none For any account on my accord Is incorrect, it has always been the Lord I love without…
Fable love… I behold today the first warm day of Spring. I’m finding hope and energy in the new-born flowers and the new greenery of the forest. I have been swimming in the… Continue reading
Drunk man calling A Poem by Coyote PoetryFunny how we remember faces and places when alcohol open the door to memories. Drunk man calling… It is 3 am in the morning. Your beautiful… Continue reading
Just a few quotes….. Enjoy your life and tried not to damage or waste too much on the road of living…. I love you can be spoken with the eyes. Words are sweet.… Continue reading
I saw the sun in your eyes…. You and I, we are dancing by the Monterey Bay, I am singing words of love for you. You asked me, Johnnie, why did you save… Continue reading
Blushing beauty stole my heart… The drunk poet, he loved the noisy Austin taverns. He liked the people who had fallen and they liked silence over worthless words. The sameness of faces made… Continue reading