Tag Archive: Soldier

Been awhile my friend..

Been awhile my friend… I visit my good friend, the ground was cold and I brought his favorite beer. I take one Budweiser and I leave the five remainders on his grave. I… Continue reading

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Old soldier..

Old soldier… A Story by Coyote Poetry  Only Soldiers understand what another soldier had saw and felt. Strangers to war and violence cannot understand. When you are near death for too long. You appreciate… Continue reading

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My father’s war…

My father’s war… A Poem by Coyote Poetry  queerest 1 a : differing in some way from what is usual or normal : odd, strange, weird “How queer it seems,” Alice said to herself,… Continue reading

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One more cup of coffee my dearest love..

One more cup of coffee my dearest. ( April is poetry month. Poem number four.) He made two cups of coffee with a pinch of sugar and light cream. He watched dear Susi… Continue reading

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Should of loved you more..

Should of loved you more.. He left love doorway 2,500 miles away. The hardest and coldest man, he loved the whiskey and he loved the taverns. He loved the darkest days and he… Continue reading

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Ain’t no fucking good war..

Ain’t no fucking good war. A Poem by Coyote Poetry  Can’t allow the hate and fear to overcome us. World been the same for a long time. Must dance and love. Never know when… Continue reading

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The shadows..

Shadows.. (A poem to remember my dear sister. She left my world last year and I miss her voice.)  My sister told me. You  have changed and you saw too much shit andyour… Continue reading

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The paradox of a soldier..

The paradox of a soldier.. A Poem by Coyote Poetry  We decide our life. Ensure you figure out what you need.  The paradox of a soldier.. The paradox of a soldier. He loved war, … Continue reading

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A Monterey Summer day.. 1993.

A Monterey Summer day.. 1993.. The poet sat alone drinking his coffee near the Monterey Bay. He was 35 years old and he felt like he had lived five lifetimes. The soldiers in… Continue reading

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