Disease

Disease

A Poem by Coyote Poetry
"

Some sickness is permanent.

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DISEASE












  Two strangers sat together.
Discussing things that didn't matter.

  The woman looked at the man.
Told him.
"I was once a beauty once.
Men begged for my attention."

 He whispered.
"Beauty is one less burden.
For I can see what you really have become.
You have nothing to hide now.
You became what you truly are."

  He smiled. Kissed her forehead.

Told her.
"Laughter and good drinks were the answer now."

  She smiled and told him..
"You are ugly with hate.
A sad end for a man.
Who held so many dreams."

  He looked into the mirror.

He saw a old and tire man.
Told her.
"Dreams are what the children hold on to."

 " It comes a time.
When you realize.
We are all greedy b******s wanting too much.
Too little."

  She looked away.
He try to explain his disease isn't so special.
"It is many ways to died.
I have chosen my way to finish my journey."


  She asked him to come home with her.
He thanks her for the kind offer.


  Her eyes.
Full of anger.
Would not except his excuse for not desiring her.


  Her voice.
Changed to a softer tone.
Like a Doctor finding a new disease.

  She wondered how any man could not desire her?
She licked her lips.
Told him.
"I could teach you to hunger again?

Make you want to swim in the heat of the warm flesh."


  He gave her a hug.
Whispered into her ear.
"I danced in the turmoil of the flesh so often.
I don't desire to feel the hunger to enter
into the game of the flesh anymore."

  He kissed her lips and her forehead.
His hand felt the softness of red hair.

  Her eyes are shining now.
Still trying to figure a way to break down
the wall of safety.


  She whispered  and brought him closer to her body. Told him.
"I will make you yearn for me.
Men are but fool's wanting for a purpose."

   He smiled.
Told her. "In time we all become the master or the slave.
Looking for someone to pray to or become the servant.
  A screw-up game of give just enough."

  Love has become the most worthless of the four letters words.

She asked him to go home with her again..

He lifted his drink to her.
Told her. "You are still young and may have a chance?
Honey.
Walk away from this bar.
Only the walking dead are waiting for death.
Are here."

  She kissed his face many times.
Young woman with so many scars.
Whispered. "I love you old Poet."

  He watch her walk away.
He does a silence prayer.

  He prayed for her to be Ok.

"Don't end up twisted up and have no place to be.

But the darkness and loneliness of bars and taverns.
                 Coyote
                  1988





© 2011 Coyote Poetry


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It seems sad when that is all that is left for someone....interesting work love...I like it a lot....you make the reader question what life is about....thought provoking in the fact that the reader wonders the circumstances behind it all!
Great work, as always love
xx

Posted 12 Years Ago


3 of 3 people found this review constructive.




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Your words, as ever, are wholly wise and truly meaningful. The way you treat the ladies of your past is gentlemanly and courteous. You probably taught her a lot of lessons, and some of the value in being kind to herself. You are very wise (as I keep saying) and genuine, to refuse the offer for sex for perhaps the wrong reasons. And you were kind to explain it to her so well.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Intriguing and beautifully written. Lots of thoughts are provoked by this write. Well done sir.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Great piece. It definitely makes the reader question life.
Cheers.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is an excellent piece! It cuts right into the reader... a wonderful exploration of the pitiful ends that becometh of some. I loved this line so much:

"In time we all become the master or the slave".
It feels eeriely real like the world on my back would whisper or something:)

What a story you've led on my friend! Absolutely amazing!

~M.Babu~

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

As PoppySilver said, "you make reader question what life is about", I agree.

" Two strangers sat together.
Discussing things that didn't matter. "

Ha! The sarcasm here is very realistic and is of a great value to the whole poem. They are talking things that matter a lot to themselves. I loved it.


"Don't end up twisted up and have no place to be."
A message to everybody playing with life.


Thanks for sharing with us..!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lovely picture perfect compliment to the words..!!!

Great words..!!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

"Love has become the most worthless of the four letter words" Truly eye opening.I love the resilience and the way you have put the words together.Thank you so much.Made a great read.:)

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I really love it. Sad in a sweet way, like most of your writing. I love the sinscerity in this. Wonderfull, as always. :):)

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Hm, interesting. Again (critic side) there were a few sentences that don't make sense. Other than that I love the deep meaning and the way conversation is formed in this poem. J'adore.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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