Dark days of Texas-part two
Dark days of Texas-part two A Chapter by Coyote Poetry A story. Dark days of Texas-part two — — Wolf woman Sherry didn’t like the Last Chance saloon. Just people in the… Continue reading
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The raw taste of strawberry
Originally posted on Geetha Balvannanathan's Blog – Isis Tratum:
The raw taste of strawberry 7 April 2017 Courtesy Erik Brede on fineartamerica.org ? Splashing light Into dark corners Waking scent Of mourners…
Wildflower
Wildflower A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words and song. Wildflower Wildflower My raven hair beauty sitting in the valley of wildflowers. Her river blue eyes are swimming… Continue reading
Butterfly Kisses and Dandelion Wishes
Originally posted on Peregrinating The Isle Of Life:
Alone, she sits on the meadows green Caressed gently by the gypsy wind With her nimble fingers she picks up: Strings of dreams–from the lofty…
Michigan poetry-T.L.C
Tender loving care A Poem by Coyote Poetry Real love is given without the desire of reward. Tender loving care She had big blue eyes. She sat on my lap… Continue reading
A Letter to Syria 🇸🇾
Originally posted on A Thousand Years of Learning:
Dear Syria, I’m sorry we have forgotten you. I’m sorry the world has lost its sympathy, compassion and care. Probably, constant news and photos of…
“Mystical places”
Mystical places A Poem by Coyote Poetry First love, first real kiss and the first true words of love become mystical places where we can find in sweet dreams forever. Mystical… Continue reading
“A wild bird”
A wild bird A Poem by Coyote Poetry Some people need freedom. To lock them up. They will fade away and die. —— A wild… Continue reading
Silence
Originally posted on Poems in a Coffer:
How naive I was to not know that every silence could convey a distinct meaning until I met you and fathomed the many implicit connotations of…
“I didn’t know”
I didn’t know A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words. Enjoy. I didn’t know My September lover would heat up the coming days of Autumn of 1978. She promised me today… Continue reading