Too late for forgiveness…
Too late for forgiveness… Second brother put into the cold earth.Death by their own hands.Left many to swim in bad decisions and not enough kind words. The things I believed in.Became useless and… Continue reading
Too late for forgiveness… Second brother put into the cold earth.Death by their own hands.Left many to swim in bad decisions and not enough kind words. The things I believed in.Became useless and… Continue reading
(Two brothers who committed suicide before their twenties birthdays. One in 1988 and one in 1989.} “A sad one. If you feel death is more important then life. Please call me. Maybe I… Continue reading
I hope I make it till the Spring. A Poem by Coyote Poetry A old poem written in 1989. I learn I wasn’t important. I learn to be kind to friends and family.… Continue reading
Don’t give-up I changed face, I changed cities and played the jester well. I believed the stories in the wind, I believed in the voices of the traitors who forsaken my generation.… Continue reading
(The Island- part three A Chapter by Coyote Poetry A new chapter.) The Island- part three I remembered Nicole song and her soft hands caressing my face and chest. I fell… Continue reading
(The Island- Part two A Chapter by Coyote Poetry A story.) The Island- part 2 Lana sat to the left of me and Nicole to the right. Lana told me, I… Continue reading
The gray whale A Story by Coyote Poetry A very hard story. Need good friends to give us reason to be alive. The gray whale (For Leona. A missed friend.) Empty bottles of… Continue reading
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 memories.… Continue reading
Too late for forgiveness A Poem by Coyote Poetry A new poem finally. A sad one. If you feel death is more important then life. Please call me. Maybe I can help. Too… Continue reading
Hell-bend highway A Poem by Coyote Poetry Some folks cannot be saved. My Brother is free Always torn and never content. Being a regular Joe was not so easy for him. Whiskey… Continue reading