Just words.

Do we create our place in our world?

I have always loved the barefoot girls,

shoeless girls can feel the sand or the grassy open fields with their tender feet.

They don't steal from our earth.

Just dance with the sea and make love to the sun.

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Slumberous love can be awaken.

Needs obedience heart to be foolish.

Better to dance naked for the moon and confess love to a beautiful gal.

The saddest souls held silence and they forgot laughter.

Better to be the one, who loved often and love gave back in return.

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Who are we servitude to?

Are we prisoners? Or we are the guards?

Subdue life make us a "doubting Thomas" and the cattle,

waiting for the proper ending to a quiet life.

Wise person seize life like a hungry beast,

taste, travel, test life and never look backward.

The splendor of a good life,

many friends, having many great loves and never content,

with waiting for death kiss.

Dancing Coyote

Author's Note

Some words.

Reviews

[Marina]

Three exceptional vignettes of thought, all relating to the need to embrace a lust for life and all its simple moments of beauty. We tend to complicate our lives with unnecessary tasks and desires when all we really need to appreciate is love, family and friends. The rest is all trivial. I am one girl that sure loves being barefoot at every opportunity. It just makes one feel freer and in touch with the world beneath our feet. I enjoyed your thoughts and words here very much. 💛

[Coyote Poetry]

Good to be barefoot. I like to be barefoot myself. Here in Michigan. You can in the days of Summer. Thank you dear Marina for reading and the comment.

[barleygirl]

Your "Tenets of a Life Well-Lived" encapsulate everything you've been writing about since I started at the cafe some 6 years ago. I feel I've also lived like this to a certain degree. I've had fun sexy men back off from me becuz I say "I love you" without all the "relationship" rigamarole, but just the simple unattached spirit of loving other people lavishly & uninhibitedly. That's the essence of which you always write (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear Margie for reading and the comment. You have lived. You live where I want to be. Maybe one day I can. Johnnie dreamed of Big Sur always.

[Just Kim]

WOW!! This is really good and thought provoking

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you my dear friend. I was thinking and writing this morning.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

The first of this trilogy is beautiful and delicate in its description Coyote John. The following two have your wise counsel writ large as they make the reader consider important life matters.

[Coyote Poetry]

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