HAPPY NATIONAL POETRY MONTH

Originally posted on Poemattic: Poetry and Art for the Soul:
April is National Poetry Month and as always I try to attend as many poetry readings as I possibly can. When I taught…

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“My wild Texas rose”

My wild Texas rose Kind mistress night brought her to me. The Austin, Texas bars brought people from all places together. When the moon took over the night sky. People from different places… Continue reading

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“Arousing illusion”

Arousing illusion   Old man told the kid sitting with him at the bar. The senses. Taste, smell, sight, touch and hearing, make us live and die in them. Make us want things… Continue reading

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The black night

The black night and the shadow dance   A long time ago in the late night hours of Tubingen, Germany. You and I were wild and free. The yearly Summer festival was alive… Continue reading

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Choose the road you love

Choose the road you love (A Poem by Coyote Poetry Life is simple. Find something you enjoy. Then do it.)   Nirvana-The supreme happiness that according to Buddhism comes when all passion, hatred… Continue reading

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My greatest regret

My greatest regret was you Loved and lost   Dear Lizzy, my beautiful Liz. Honey, sweetheart and my love. Where are you now? Once we drank the Long Island ice tea and we… Continue reading

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. . . . and Maya Prayed

Originally posted on Purplerays:
For those who have no voice,we ask You to speak.For those who feel unworthy,we ask You to pour your love out in waterfalls of tenderness.For those who live in…

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Never again

Never again. Nie wieder. Plus jamais.   (Old wars, new wars. Murder of people for religion, wealth and land.  If we live in a eye for a eye world. No-one shall win, till… Continue reading

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Truly

Please read and enjoy the work of a talented writer.

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“Her garden” For Spring

(Her garden A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words)   Her garden   I loved her from a-far, she was a true beauty. She loved working in her garden and she loved her… Continue reading

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