I am still alive
I am still alive She told me, soldier, bleed no-more. What is done, is done. Like a Hemingway story. Twisted roads lead to our proper place. I looked at the dark… Continue reading
Category Archive: poetry
Old photos, new photos
Photos of the heart. Love known, love never forgotten. The lucky people have known love. Mentors by kind people. To honor our teachers. We must teach the children well. (My Grandparent) … Continue reading
Unexplained – #poetry – #JanuaryWriting
Originally posted on Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos:
I found myself, alone, floating across the sea In a tiny boat, I wondered what happened to me The water, crystal clear, sparkled, like…
Big Sur, a teacher
Big Sur, a teacher Last great wish complete. Big Sur and Monterey, The Pacific was near, the noise of the sea gave me peace. I found my heart again, the man running in… Continue reading
Great wisdom- Life isn’t us
When we are young. We believe, life is us. Old age teaches us. We are part of life. Little one, first day of school. Taught me, we are just here to assist… Continue reading
Idyllwild
(Johnnie and daughter) Idyllwild Last May. I drove for one hour up a mountain range to Idyllwild. My brother own a house on the mountain. No population, no rushing and kind people.… Continue reading
A one way street
A one way street, baby Pretty lady called me lover, she called me friend. She told me, I need you near and please hang around dear Johnnie. I told her, sweetie, lover,… Continue reading
My Hemingway wish
My Hemingway wish After World War one. Many great writers gathered in the city of light, dear Paris. She was a place where artist, poets and writers painted their wonders, wrote their… Continue reading
Mother Earth
Originally posted on Steal this Poem – Poetry Blog:
by Dee Wes Kneel down and kiss her face, The earth, she is, your beautiful place. Pick up the trash, one by one, If…
‘The tarot cards’
(The tarot cards A Story by Coyote Poetry We can learn things in the strangest places on this planet.) The tarot cards I went to an old dark carnival on a… Continue reading