Leonard Cohen and a poem…. Dearest Eleanor..
Dearest Eleanor We were Summer lovers and we tried to capture the sun. The sun sun-kissed our skin and we loved the sea. We loved hot coffee and old books. We never said… Continue reading
Dearest Eleanor We were Summer lovers and we tried to capture the sun. The sun sun-kissed our skin and we loved the sea. We loved hot coffee and old books. We never said… Continue reading
I saw you once, singing your poetry in Germany in 1979. I learn, you were the Poet of song. Thank you Leonard Cohen for sharing the song. Coyote
I saw the sun in your eyes—- You and I, we are dancing by the Monterey Bay and I am singing words of love to you. You asked me, Johnnie, why did you… Continue reading
Should of loved you more He left love doorway 2,500 miles away. The hardest and coldest man, he loved the whiskey and he loved the taverns. He loved the darkest days and he… Continue reading
(So tire of the quiet streets and the lock down. The coronaviras making me wish to go anywhere. I need to escape the house. Find Port Austin and wash my feet in Lake… Continue reading
Life is a gathering of memories and I know we must work to pay bills. Wisest saying written somewhere. Do something you love at least once daily. Befriend many, love the sea and… Continue reading
Once upon a time I found you at the mall walking and I kept an distance from you. I was just looking at a sweet dream lost. I wondered did you remember… Continue reading
( My father first wife wrote the words for the songs from 1940-1958. She died of cancer in 1958. My father would memorize and sing at the local taverns in his young days.… Continue reading
The cursed lullaby Once our love was so damn sweet, we had the long nights and the sweetest kisses. You were my Agnes and I was your willing Hemingway. Willing to pay the… Continue reading
My father’s song (My father passed Jack Isaacs on 29 January. Was 93 years old and he was tough as nails.) Greatest man I ever known. He told me often. “Life… Continue reading