Longing, belonging and our secrets

Longing, belonging and our secrets

A Poem by Coyote Poetry
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Some words for Leonard Cohen

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                           Longing, belonging and our secrets
Lover, lover, lover.
Once we loved the long nights,
once the wine tasted sweeter.

Now our longing, belonging and our secrets,
are bloody finger prints on a over-painted wall.

I told you once,
you were my life,
my will, to live for.

Now we make love like strangers,
our kisses less warm,
our laughter deleted.

Now our longing dispersed in the storm of living,
the belonging of love,
bled-out and never to be awaken.

Our secrets words spoken in the midnight hours,
became just myth and tale in the hidden words in my poetry.

We kissed goodbye on a rainy Spring day and
I took my books with me.
I left you my smiles, my laughter, my heart.

Now old poet sing to the Spring moon,
"where does love go?
why do we destroy the sweetest day,
the kindest nights?
Our we destine to know,
longing, belonging and our secrets,
heavy memory to drown our hope.

I told the stars,
I love you, I love you, I love you.
And you have forgotten my name.

                         Dancing Coyote

© 2019 Coyote Poetry


Author's Note

Coyote Poetry
Some words.

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The heaviness of life often crushes not only our spirit but our love for others. We forget why we came together, what we meant when we whispered those three little words. And, when the distance grows, and touch is rare, words like those in your poem appear... "Now our longing dispersed in the storm of living.." You've captured the mood and longing here in a raw but sincere voice. Nice work, Coyote.

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Coyote Poetry

4 Years Ago

Thank you my friend for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.
R.E. Ray

4 Years Ago

You're welcome, sir.



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"in the hidden words in my poetry." I love that

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Coyote Poetry

4 Years Ago

Leonard Cohen song. The Poet of song help me write and thank you Christa for reading and the comment.. read more
The heaviness of life often crushes not only our spirit but our love for others. We forget why we came together, what we meant when we whispered those three little words. And, when the distance grows, and touch is rare, words like those in your poem appear... "Now our longing dispersed in the storm of living.." You've captured the mood and longing here in a raw but sincere voice. Nice work, Coyote.

Posted 4 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Coyote Poetry

4 Years Ago

Thank you my friend for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.
R.E. Ray

4 Years Ago

You're welcome, sir.
more than just some words! this is incredible, lyrically beautiful ink.
reading this, i found this reminiscent of neil diamond’s work
really enjoyed this. i thank you for sharing your art, dear poet ~ x

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Coyote Poetry

4 Years Ago

Thank you my dear friend. Listen to Leonard Cohen and his verse made me want to write.

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