Memoir 52
Originally posted on Fragmented Memoirs:
A whole part of me is missing I hold back my tears? She said it was an unconditional love? A promise that only those who lucky enough to…
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Coming home
Coming home A Poem by Coyote Poetry Some days faces of friends lost to war appear in my thoughts. Coming home I go alone early every Wednesday to the nearby Veteran memorial.… Continue reading
Blood Crawls Through Shellshocked Veins
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“Now nothing remains the same”
Now nothing remains the same A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words Now nothing remains the same Your name came to me late in the midnight hour. Brought back the canvas of… Continue reading
The Poet’s love-struggle and understanding
The Poet’s love- struggle and understanding. A Chapter by Coyote Poetry For Susana Chavez Castillo- A honored poet. Killed for her true words. The Poet’s love-struggle and understanding. Paloma watched Johnnie at… Continue reading
“Jennifer”
Jennifer A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words. I found the poem in a 25-year-old journal. Had to re-written. Jennifer I called my Jennifer from the pay-phone in downtown Monterey in… Continue reading
Injustice hidden in justice
Originally posted on beth tremaglio:
“All injustices began in the name of justice.”? There are moments when injustice will show as justice. As rumor spreads of a possible civil war in America through…
She Is Nature
Originally posted on Speck Of Gold:
She is nature The soft gentle breeze The very air you breathe And the drought, the hurricane Wiping good and evil All the same. Destruction without Discrimination…
“2500 miles away from me”
2500 miles away from you A Poem by Coyote Poetry We hope distance and separation can make sadness forgotten. It doesn’t. 2500 miles from you On a Winter day in 1989. We… Continue reading
“A woman palms”
A woman palms A Poem by Coyote Poetry The hands of a woman. Teaches love and kindness. He who treat the woman with kindness. Can stand at God feet and know he had… Continue reading