Can you see me?
Can you see me?
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
All of us need to feel needed and wanted.
Can you see me?
1600 mile to Dallas, seemed like a million miles. I’m so alone. I have learnth to accept less.
I have learn. Dead love is no love.
I drink the bloody Mary with more vodka than tomato juice. I roll my cigarettes dreaming of your soft face and kind words. I wonder if we are born to accept less?
I don’t want to forget you and I have wished upon the first and last star for someone to make me wild and crazy once again. I want to know the rapture of reluctant kiss devouring the nights and morning.
I want to fall into adrift in your eyes, your hands and your kiss. I wondered can you see me? Can you see what I need and want. Maybe we don’t want enough or too much?
I wanted someone like you. Someone who makes me feel tomorrow will be okay. Someone who excites my soul and heart. Gifts of love are rare.
I wonder do I have anything left? Maybe too many shadows and the chaos in my mind. Maybe I’m blinded and the veil of accepting less had capture me.
Sometime I dream I’m the Coyote. Running free and wild to his true love. Two lovers dancing bare and unafraid to the darkness of the night and the light of the day.
I see you. I hear you and I want to know you. I want us to undress and dance by the moonlight by the sea. Leave nothing hidden and be free to shred the skin of disappointment.
I love you beautiful Katie.
Coyote/John Castellenas
I love that last line. Woo… powerful stuff.
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Thank you dear Rebecca. I appreciate the comment.
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