Mists Ii

By J Keys Wright

The Author J. Keys Wright is a
Native American, now living in
Mississippi, the poems are all from
his own life experience, and from
the Love that he has received
from his family, over the years he
has created well over 200 poems
some that are for publication as
these are some that will always
remain too personal for publication, he love his family, and
as his people say Tee-oh-spy-aye, my extended family, and
most of all he Love His Savior and God. To those that do not
believe, he considers it a personal loss, and would pray for
their eventual understanding, and deliverance.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 7, 2010
• ISBN: 9781453586853

J Keys Wright

The Author J. Keys Wright is a Native American, now living in Mississippi, the poems are all from his own life experience, and from the Love that he has received from his family, over the years he has created well over 200 poems some that are for publication as these are some that will always remain too personal for publication, he love his family, and as his people say Tee-oh-spy-aye, my extended family, and most of all he Love His Savior and God. To those that do not believe, he considers it a personal loss, and would pray for their eventual understanding, and deliverance.

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Copyright © 2010 by J Keys Wright.

Library of Congress Control Number:   2010914567

ISBN: Hardcover    978-1-4535-8684-6

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For Brother Jack & Sister Mama

All the women I have Loved

Red, Blonde, Brunette, and most

Of all Angelina Katrina whom I Loved most of all.

CONTENTS

Always

Annie

Apology

Beauty

Brothers

Child

Cloud

Crying Indian Mothers

Dying

Eleven

Religion

Enga

Farlin

Figment

First Love

Four

Great Sleep

Him

Holocaust

Horrible

Images

itty bitty

Jacob

Life

Love Is

Love

Lovers

MAMA

MAN

MANKIND

Marie

MEMPHIS

MIND GAMES

MIND

Minds Eye

Mortality

Not There

Oh! Wellington

PEACE

Prejudice

QUIET

Regrets

Sandburg

SANE

SHE

Sisters

SKY

SLEEP

Soul

SOUND

SUICIDE

The Shooter

Three Score And Ten

Tomorrow

understanding

VISION

VOICES

VOWS

Wanderer

WANEMAH

Wisdom

WOMEN

Yesterday

ALWAYS

I shall be there always,

Even after the physical body has gone

As a spirit drifting in the late of the evening, or the early morn, or perhaps the noon hour

Moving place to place, room to room, shadow to shadow, but always there

Watching, waiting, there protecting, a step or just a sigh away

A shadow, a beam of light reflection in a mirror or a pool of water

Always there in spirit.

97/03/04

ANNIE

Late in the night, long after closing time when blues men get together to really play their songs of lost loves and of life.

There are only two songs that they play with care in the late night air, one tells the story of pain and suffering Parchman Farm blues, played with understanding.

The other is of a lost love, Blues men all seem to know, she has broke their hearts one and all, she’s our Lady Memphis Annie this gal causes the blues.

With her smile that could blind you, her shinning red dress, golden high heels only the best, she struts her stuff with that come hither look.

She melts them down and breaks their heart, and laughs so loud as they part to play the blues late in the night, blues just for