Category Archive: poetry

that dust filled day

A outstanding poem from a amazing writer. Please read and enjoy.

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A Day

Originally posted on ardolph vn:
A day without laughter is a day wasted A day without love is a day not lived A day without your thoughts doesn’t even exist.

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Hold silence and listen

Hold Silence and listen A Poem by Coyote Poetry We learn too late to listen. Silence and listen Old man sitting alone and he is talking to the wind.  Sending apologies to old… Continue reading

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“The canvas of love”

The canvas of love A Poem by Coyote Poetry True love is real art. We must use our imagination, draw out plans. Touch with gentle movements create emotion that will expand to great… Continue reading

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Favorite Irish [drinking] songs!

Originally posted on Bright, shiny objects!:
In no particular order… https://play.spotify.com/track/2CBc6cpaiMr8i20QfWwt8S https://play.spotify.com/track/07NW7RpZaSe2ohHXADWhxz https://play.spotify.com/track/4zkJyZ3cuzw7MLHAYxwsMT Add your favorites to the comments…

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I am a Thunderstorm 

Originally posted on Souldier Girl:
 The past is a prologue? To the story of my life ? Born into the palms of? Someone who would always be A stranger? I was supposed…

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“She serene me with the sweet words of love”

    She serene me with the sweet words of love Sometime we shroud ourselves in things we shouldn’t have. Torrent love flames will become weaker and you must have something else to… Continue reading

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Scars of a War Past

Kindness and concern lead to forgiveness. Be kind to all people. We never know what they have seen or done to survive.

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Please come home to me.

A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just good song and story.                       Please come home to me I called you from Monterey. I told… Continue reading

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Remember our Soldiers. Many are in harms way. Prayer we bring home. Safe and sound.

At peace at last A Story by Coyote Poetry A story for a good friend. Soldiers need to remember the old timers who taught us respect and how to lead. At peace at… Continue reading

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