Ojibwa Poems - Poems about Ojibwa

... "Beautiful Heart" Miikawaadizi Kindhearted, thoughtful, courteous, trustworthy Daughter of Jacqueline and Conrad (address Heaven) Lover of my Ojibwa grandma, beloved husband......Read the rest...

... Today I’m thankful for the Ojibwa… whose simple prayer…this simple verse Could, if heeded by all of us change the destiny of our universe… For they know, as I wish we knew, how everyone is o......Read the rest...

...The Great Lakes acronym spells homes I chose titled topic by a fanciful whim, nevertheless still consider my knowledge of aforementioned material slim. Housing multivarious biomes register ......Read the rest...

... Fluttering, drifting to and fro it soars it dances in the mighty wind it twirls, it swirls There upon a sheer jagged rocky cliff an Appaloosa horse of many colors stands majest......Read the rest...

... Something Old April 29, 2016 A feather lost glides, drifting, it soars, in the mighty wind, it twirls and swirls, as if dancing; once, the People owned all the wilderness, th......Read the rest...

...He walked up from the lake Throwing open the door of the glorious day Like a smiling OB-GYN snapping off his gloves With a toolbox in hand Delivered to my dad the good news. “I’m certain this ......Read the rest...

...Promised Land: A Psalm of Faith There is a kind of strength comes to a wanting land (Where six inches of unfavored soil must withstand A chance for rain), when rooted in the Word That brings ......Read the rest...

...My friend Constance La France Creativity One of her best attributes Native American She finds strength in her Ojibwa roots Tragedy At a young age, she came to know it Nothing Could ......Read the rest...

... A feather lost, gliding and drifting, it soars, in the mighty wind, it twirls and swirls, as if dancing; once, the People owned all the wilderness, they called it home, now they wa......Read the rest...

... A feather lost glides, drifting, it soars, in the mighty wind, it twirls and swirls, as if dancing; once, the People owned all the wilderness, they called it home, now they watch it be ......Read the rest...

... ^^^^^ My people are the Ojibwa, fierce and strong, a people of stories and myths and knowledge; on birch bark scrolls and stones their history told, and I, a mere Ojibwa girl, write st......Read the rest...

...Pellucid pearls in northeastern North America since planetary birth comprise Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario (HOMES acronym) dearth largest group of freshwater l......Read the rest...

...Pellucid pearls in northeastern North America since planetary birth Comprise Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario dearth Largest group of freshwater lakes on Earth Straddle Cana......Read the rest...

...Pellucid pearls in northeastern North America since planetary birth Comprise Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario dearth Largest group of freshwater lakes on Earth Straddle Canadian......Read the rest...

...Mighty Oak Tree, Its Acorns Fed Many (A Native American Food Source) Hard-cast shell flung down in Fall, food for man and beast nuggets of forested treasure, Nature sprinkles its bounty ......Read the rest...