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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Red shawl dance
Stand up when they dance in jingle dresses for healing red shawls brush earth to remember blood bright as red ocher our sisters gave back hold hands and stand for women who laid down but got up again and the ones … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged healing, native american women, poetry, powwow dances, rape, remembering
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in times of crows and ice, we dream spring
in this time of crows and snow I write of ice flowers mimicking daisies and you dream daffodils stir under snow, but earth keeps her own time despite our yearn towards a sunward tilt and longer days we crave that break into blossom; the … Continue reading
Little Girls: Veal
No sweeter meat was ever marketed, wrapped tight and packaged, shiny for delivery; use by dates coded in biological clocks ticking DNA chose your cut carefully because what is soft what breaks in us shifts to sinew, muscles with time and can choke … Continue reading
The marcher stumbles
How do you travel from that tie-dyed tent city of 1986, pegged and jogged across a continent for peace to now, your pulse threaded green on a heart monitor reassuring us you did not fall not yet. The answer is the walk … Continue reading
For Marek, After Bypass
This should be a bouquet arranged and fragrant for your hospital room, saying something simple but true, like get well soon, or best wishes for a speedy recovery, and those will come later when we sit in your room and listen to tired … Continue reading