Coyote and
Sirius
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Coyote and the Star
Girl
One evening Coyote
sat on a hill watching the stars rise. He noticed a
very bright and twinkling star.
He thought to himself, "How beautiful that star is,
I think I will try to get a better look."
So off he went to a higher hill for a better look.
Each night he climbed higher, and eachnight he came
closer, until one night he could see the star so
clearly, that he realized it was a beautiful woman.
He could see her dancing with her sparkling
clothing swaying as she moved. He fell in love.
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The next night he stood on the high, high hill, as
the Star Girl rose he grabbed her hand and rose
with her into the sky. They danced and dance, but
never spoke. Coyote had a really good time, but it
started to get cold as they rose higher into the
sky.. It got colder and colder. Coyote realized he
was freezing to death.
He tried to pull away from his new love, but she
would not let go. He realized that the Star Girl
was staring into the distant sky and totally
unaware of his presence and worse, she really did
not love him!
He pulled and he screamed. He howled and he kicked.
He yipped and he struggled. Finally, with all of
his might he threw himself into the night sky and
fell to earth.
Today it is possible to see the tremendous hole he
left when he hit the earth , called Crater Lake,
located in Oregon.
It is also possible at night to hear all of Coyote
dependents howling in the night telling of their
lost love, the Star Girl, Sirius.
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This reduction Linocut was printed in an
edition of: 32
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There are about 10 left in the edition
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The print size matted is: 24 by 28
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The price of print matted is: 475.00
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The framed size is: apx: 26 by 32
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The price of print framed is: 350.00
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The price of the matted and framed picture
includes: Printed story, the print, matt
and hand made frame plus
shipping/insurance
in Continental United States. If you do
not like the picture your money is
refunded in full. I accept personal
checks, or money
orders. If you send a money order, deduct
15% of price.
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