Category Archive: poetry

A re-write for modern times-Everybody knows

I borrow a few lines from Leonard Cohen. Sometime we need to learn emotion and feelings from people who lived a long life.) “Everybody knows” Mr. President, Senate and the House of Rep.… Continue reading

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MALATO COME ME ” In This Moment “

Please read the work of the amazing writer. The site alive and beautiful.

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Four short poems

Four short poems A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words. Attempt at short poetry.      Silence The house is silence now. The children have left. The silence isn’t golden my love. ——– Loveless… Continue reading

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Some song and poetry.

If we make it through December Pretty Jenny was long legged and sweet as the Fall honey. She loved the Texas two-step and I love having her body near. She was a Austin… Continue reading

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36 year old poetry-Little had changed

Whiskey dreams are still the same A Poem by Coyote Poetry Old dreams of youth I still hold on to. Not for me this time. For my children.          … Continue reading

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“LUSH, MOIST GRASS”

Originally posted on Ellie belfiglio:
In a lush, moist blanket of grass I lay! Gazing at the stars, realizing this is My only way to cope. While the specks of light that shines…

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Need a hopeful poem—First love

First love A Poem by Coyote Poetry Written in 1978. When youth was my advantage. First love A sweet and beautiful smile opening the door to conversation. The first taste of the sweet… Continue reading

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Soliloquy of Hozhó

Originally posted on Grownup Navajo:
I challenge you to find new ways to describe my essence because I’m beyond beautiful… I am the strength of a mother who pushed hard to bring her…

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I Remember

Originally posted on Eyes + Words:
Written by Jacob Ibrag ‘I remember you. We used to steal stares  from across the sky in another life. We were stars frozen in constellation, waiting to explode so…

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A witness to life

A witness to life A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words                          A witness to life I left the Army in 2000. I wanted to see my kids grow-up. Good friends didn’t. Old… Continue reading

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