Ayla Nereo song and some words.
Swirl me in your mind I remember tracing your body with my fingers, I remember you whispering to me. Johnnie, Johnnie. Are we just whispering in the wind, just secret kisses shared in… Continue reading
Swirl me in your mind I remember tracing your body with my fingers, I remember you whispering to me. Johnnie, Johnnie. Are we just whispering in the wind, just secret kisses shared in… Continue reading
Originally posted on News from Ibonoco:
IL SUFFIT D’ATTENDRE Ne rien faire, ne rien dire, se taire ! se taire et attendre…, attendre en silence, attendre simplement le matin, le tout petit matin…
Originally posted on In the Glare of Neon:
I never knew what my great grandfather meant when ILooked at the tree outside my windowI often thought he was an eccentric sort of guyProbably…
The DISEASE Two strangers sat together in the Austin, Texas Jazz club. Discussing things that didn’t matter anymore. The woman looked at the man. She told him. “I was once… Continue reading
Secret places and hidden wishes I have been dreaming of you again my beautiful Liz. I saw your face today and I was driven to madness. I wanted to call you and… Continue reading
Bless, be the one, who is surrounded by love. A Poem by Coyote Poetry For my father Jack. Bless, be the one, who is surrounded by love. —————————————————————– The greatest man I ever knew,… Continue reading
Originally posted on Perception:
I seek for loyalty in a world that is drunk in fetish desires I seek for water in a desert that’s set on fire What can I seek more…
Wild horses Wild horses- Introduction A Chapter by Coyote Poetry A writer and a painter discussing life and things. … Continue reading
Originally posted on heartfeltmysteries:
A tribute to Sheila Solarin Sheila Mary Solarin (Nee Tuer), wife to Dr. Tai Solarin, one of Nigeria’s foremost educators and agitators for social justice. With her late husband,…
I remember you. The summer days were long and the splendor of the blue skies and the bright sun. Beckon us to the sea. The heat of hot Summer days. Thaw… Continue reading