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Awakening to the Red Road: An Ecopoetic Odyssey 'Part 4 of 6'
IV. Interconnected Web Teach your children that the earth beneath their feet Is more than just soil — it's a hallowed retreat, Rich with the reverberations of kin's lives, the earth our embrace. Whatever befalls her, befalls our kindred...
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Daniel Henry Rodgers
Categories:
earth, life, native american,
Form:
Free verse
Awakening to the Red Road - An Ecopoetic Odyssey, 'Part 2 of 6'
II. Nature's Cyclical Dance Death's not the end, just transformation's sweet release — A fallen leaf returning to the rich, dark soil, Cradling next spring's wildflowers 'neath winter's hush. We mortals fear the fade, yet nature's wise caress Reveals life's...
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Daniel Henry Rodgers
Categories:
earth, environment, native american,
Form:
Free verse
Awakening to the Red Road: An Ecopoetic Odyssey 'Part 1 of 6'
"Awakening to the Red Road: An Ecopoetic Odyssey" I. Anthropocentric Dissonance - Daniel Henry Rodgers Do you hear that rumbling? That's the ancient woodlands wailing, crying out! I can hear their echoes mourning as we silence those whispering tree...
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Daniel Henry Rodgers
Categories:
earth, native american, nature,
Form:
Free verse
father heard his sons plea
Willow Feather sent up the signal expecting the Great Father to send the right help Other native Americans saw, but many did not know his language I wish my dad was still alive, he thought He would get the...
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
native american,
Form:
Free verse
For My Children
For My Children - Daniel Henry Rodgers As dawn's first blush ignites the eastern sky—a cool Caress of dew upon the breeze—and the birds' serenade Pierces the silence, their notes ascending high. The mist, like a spectral ballet, pirouettes, twirling In the...
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Daniel Henry Rodgers
Categories:
loneliness, longing, native american,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
I love this job
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James Peranteau
Categories:
adventure, allegory, beautiful, native
Form:
Carpe Diem
budding moon
buds begin to leaf begging for bucolic growth ~ flora in full dress (May Full Moon – Cree)...
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Linda Alice Fowler
Categories:
native,
birth, environment, life, moon,
Form:
Haiku
Wild Rice
Beneath the Wolf’s breath, rocks cradle my resting form. Wild rice sways, whispers— nature's soft secrets unfurl, beauty bathed in dawn's light. Note: Wild rice growing at mouth of Wolf River in Wisconsin on Menominee Indian Reservation....
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Don Iannone
Categories:
native american, nature, river,
Form:
Tanka
Hika Bay
Hika Bay Silent hawks appear outside our window two,then four,now six form a floating dimond A kettle of hawks roam high on ancient air sent by first peoples to remind us We dont own these wonders they belong to Hika Bay we are just the...
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Patrick Boyle
Categories:
native,
animal, appreciation, bird, environment,
Form:
Narrative
Clouds of Grey Hues
Clouds of grey hues, Swim across the air above. A dove is flying high, Racing to reach his nest below. You can feel the rain, Drizzling droplets from the sky. Pouring as it comes, Faster and faster raindrops...
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William Darnell Sr.
Categories:
native,
5th grade, april, beauty,
Form:
Romanticism
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
During the Civil War, money came late, Indians starved, left to their fate. Two braves came across a white farmer's food. They were hungry and stressed and in a bad mood. Little Bear picked up an egg, Grey Elk...
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Mark Springer
Categories:
betrayal, courage, native american,
Form:
Lyric
All hail The Silver Skins
(with nudity optional) Not another effort from The Lefts bleating masses, but the sparkily aristocracy of cerebral-celebritys; their binary-duality sweeping earth-wise. I don't object to the subject necessarily. All Hell Breaks-Loose sometimes For Heaven's Sake...
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Robert Warlov
Categories:
native,
columbus day, community, earth
Form:
Burlesque
keeping the child company
Indian brave turned thirteen, it was his time in the woods He was to spend the night, blindfolded, listening to sounds A large animal came to keep him company, he knew not what But he felt its presence...
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
animal, native american,
Form:
Free verse
THE RAINL THE WIND AND THE SUN
The rain that showered us all evening had stopped. although many drops were still clinging to the trees… As I walked a few of those drops fell down on me coaxed off their leaves by an early morning...
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Jim Yerman
Categories:
native american, rain, sun,
Form:
Rhyme
sucker moon
catostomidae a spiritual cleansing ~ sacrificial grace (April Full Moon – Anishinaabe)...
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Linda Alice Fowler
Categories:
environment, fish, moon, native
Form:
Haiku
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