Coyote and Anotherone


One day Coyote was going across a wide meadow. As he disappeared into the trees on the other side, he heard some people saying in a loud voices, "Look, there goes Coyote!" Coyote was pleased with himself, thinking how important he was, when he heard a scratchy little voice coming from behinda tree. He looked around the tree and sawa mothy looking coyote sitting there.The coyote said to him, "Hey, I thought I was Coyote."



The coyote said to him, "Hey, I thought I was Coyote."
"No my friend, that is not your name, it is my name," said Coyote in a most official manner.
"So what am I called?" asked the coyote sitting behind the tree.
"To find out the answer, run across the meadow, and you will know your true name," Coyote answered in a smug and knowing manner.
The scruffy looking coyote got up, shook himself off and ran swiftly across the meadow.


As he came to the other side, he and Coyote heard the voice of the distant voices shouting, "
There goes Anotherone!" Coyote was very happy, he was still Coyote, and his friend's name was "Anotherone".

Told to me by a Navajo friend when my kids were little



This folk tale has lent it's title to the On-Line-Gallery of Folk Artist Susi Nagoda Bergquist

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