Please tell me a story

Just words.

Please tell me a story

Lovely lady watching the sun rising from the east.

Her wandering mind is dancing upon yesterdays deeds

and today possibilities.

I asked her. Pretty woman, please wrap your arms around me and

whisper me a tale. A tale of wonder and tale of mystery.

Make me fall into your sweet and tender words,

make me believe.

Love is alive and kind.

She smiled and she whispered.

We need new stories, we need stories of us,

near the sea, drinking sweet wine.

Let’s create a story of epic journey and a forever love.

     Dancing Coyote

Author's Note

Just words.

Reviews

[lightsong]

I wonder who is the "She" whom will not tell You thousands of stories after reading these words? You melt a woman's heart then You burn it like a flame, beautiful romance and passion lighting all the ambience around, another piece of beauty and love to adore from You my dear gifted friend.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear friend. I do appreciate the kind words.

[Carol Cashes]

I hope you made "tales" with this Scheherazade. I don't know who this dame is that you write so many odes to, but I hope she's real and I hope you made the most of every day with her--each day another "tale" in your story.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Carol. Old journal poetry. Old wishes, fore-gone now.

[mandy]

I loved the last verse,,We need new stories, we need stories of us, near the sea, drinking sweet wine. a great visual..

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Mandy. Us, who love to write. Need long road trips, to test life and to be fearless.

[Wesley Dingler]

Amazing work, Coyote. As always.
This is such a touching and sophisticated, romantic piece.
I hope you and this lady create a tale full of wonder, love and joy. Together forever in her arms.
You sound very happy there, my friend.
And as long as it makes you write excellence like this, i am satisfied, as well.


Thank you for sharing.



-wes

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Wesley for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.

[barleygirl]

There's nothing more precious than having a friend who we can tell our stories to. My best friend died four years ago & your poem reminds me of how we would swap stories & that was just about all we had anymore to share. Also reminds me of Judy Collins song: "Since You Asked" -- what I'll give you since you asked -- all the songs I never sang to one man before . . . nothing more (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Margie. All of us need someone to tell us stories and to listen to us.

[Neville]

this is another example of why I love to read you John.. your words carry hope in a world that has gone wrong... there is future in your words and when I rid myself of the lump in my throat.. I find myself smiling... N :)

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Neville. Woman can show-us. We are not alone.

[Neville]

words true.. lesson learned..

[MsJewel]

I love the soft, romantic feel of this one John. Beautifully written my friend. :) Julie

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear friend for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.

[MsJewel]

My pleasure. Happy Holidays

[NotUsinganymore]

Very interesting nad wonderful story!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you JungLee. I appreciate the comment.

[Jon Roggie]

I like the feel of this one. Words are not enough without a touch of flavor.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Jon. I appreciate the comment.

[peter Duggan]

Wonderful write Coyote within this wonderful Awareness we have played many stories and I reckon many more are to come. Everything is one wonderful story to me. I really enjoyed your poem, my friend....Peter

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Peter. I appreciate the comment my friend.