Romantic, youthful, lusty, loving, with good intentions.

Coyote's romantic chivalry is dampened by the feminist movement, as girls chastise him for trying to open doors for them...

Coyote was now, during the 1970s, an APPRENTICE CARPENTER, in the Carpenter's Union, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners.

Little did Coyote know that he was to become a Master Mason in 2009, learning in "speculative masonry," the symbolic and spiritual concepts of all his working tools of the trade.

Little did he know the girl freaking out on acid at the Pink Floyd concert would move in for two years...and promote wife-swapping...

Little did Coyote know about how people react, think, and live--but he was learning. Raised as a California cowboy, Coyote learned the modern concepts of open marriage, women's rights, and racial equality. During the 1970s women would become very angry when Coyote opened the door for them...

These poems are a youthful look at love and the loves of his life during a time when lust was more important than romance.

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