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Poetry

Journey to the Canyon Floor

By Ramona Emerson Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2015, Writing Contest Winners
Journey to the Canyon Floor

Deep down into the canyon where the spires live, breathing in the dust of histories, our feet move slowly through the long trail, blistered and tender they move on. Passing foot and handholds along the rock edge, we run our …

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Texier’s Travels

By Ruby Hansen Murray Posted on August 20, 2015 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2015, Writing Contest Winners
Texier’s Travels

The Parisian spends an afternoon in a magnolia grove glowing with ivory blooms. His hunting shirt is purple, embroidered with orange flowers and the morning star. He wants an Osage girl for a few piasters, a buffalo hunt, an Indian’s …

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Primitive Childhood

By Regi Black Elk Posted on May 12, 2015 Posted in Poetry
Primitive Childhood

Sit and listen, young one to All your relatives, For they come from all walks and directions. My Brothers and sisters They tell me we are all connected, ONE. When I run with the wind, I can feel Deep within …

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Apex Predator

By Collestipher Chatto Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Winners
Apex Predator

          Collestipher D. Chattois Diné and Mescalero Apache from the Ramah Navajo Indian Reservation.  He attended the Art Institute of San Francisco and is currently enrolled in the BFA program at the Institute of American Indian …

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To Erase a Whisper

By Monty Little Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Winners
To Erase a Whisper

you can still love someone when you’re drowning in salt water it’s the lilac in tides           the way she traces her fingers over your bare shoulders      it’s the velocity of color changing while you sink, first cumulus, then pretending to …

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My Grandfather

By Will Strongheart Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
My Grandfather

I read a book today, The title, “My Grandfather.” Aptly titled so, because the title was the author.   You see, books can go unnoticed Their covers worn and faded. But we know the stories are real Because the lines …

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Unsure

By Clifford Anderson Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
Unsure

Feeling out of place around this so called right RIGHT What makes the darkness so right? RIGHT? Good hides in the dark waiting to show his light LIGHT Feeling right in place around this so called wrong WRONG What if …

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He Dances

By Vicki Marie Alberts Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
He Dances

His life was risked for mine; So for this, You & I, We, are indebted Never truly able to repay this type of note Because it is not a monetary issue Today his life was cut short And time was …

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A Dinner Party for the Stars

By Taylor Long Crow Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
A Dinner Party for the Stars

There is sorrow to be had for the sun and the moon As they work all day and all night to make possible the two Lonely in their treks across the sky, they yearn for each other Fading, setting, starving …

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This Faint Breath

By Forrest Yazzie Posted on August 14, 2014 Posted in Poetry, Student 2014, Writing Contest Honorable Mentions
This Faint Breath

Darkness entrapment surrounding with noises constantly unaware movements, At first sight I gasp for the one thing I find divine, Learning each day how to comprehend the present struggle Spending every waking minute to be an influence, Sleepless nights end …

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