Chippewa Poems - Poems about Chippewa

...Chief John Smith was a learned chief revered by some, respected by many he had taken over the Chippewa as a young man his peers were all gone now, for he was ninety-six he figured he might have a......Read the rest...

...I sometimes hear a stubborn myth, that before Europeans came the locals of America all lived lives quite peaceful, and tame. The old trope of the Noble Savage, that somehow manages to persist,......Read the rest...

...She was taken by bears, that was the consensus, dragged off in her sleeping bag; tracks confirmed. Later the child was eaten, but not before she died of old age. She lodged with the Grizzlies,......Read the rest...

...Sky Beings Present since the day of creation, They define the firmament Populating the night sight sky In ever changing relationships As Galileo’s sphere revolves on it axis Only to reappea......Read the rest...

...She was taken by bears; that was the unlikely consensus - dragged off in her sleeping bag, tracks confirmed. She lodged with the grizzlies, growing sturdy, unusually hirsute for a human gir......Read the rest...

...At one time eight different Native America Indian Tribes lived in peace, In the state of Kansas, sharing buffalo, shared lands with no lease. The Iowa, Chippewa, Delaware, Kansas, Osage, Pawnee and......Read the rest...

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...A Long-Lost Friend Dedicated to Chippewa Lake Park When did you die When did everyone turn on you There were so many children Who laughed with you And squealed as they sat with you And you w......Read the rest...

...The Iroquois, the Ottawa, the Potawatomi, the Crow, The Lakota, the Chippewa; all dwelt by their shores And in their deep forests, but are there no more. Yet the Lakes remain; their waters abid......Read the rest...

...Mohawk, Mandan, Kikapu, Cree, Yakoma,Seminole, Crow,Shawnee. Arapaho, Chippewa and Sioux, Mystical names to me and you. Names like Delaware, Fox and Paiute, Listen to their music on the flute. ......Read the rest...

...Native Speaks Truths She's not your princess or your squaw; She is respected clan mother of the Chippewa. He's not your chief, buck, or redskin: He is a proud warrior of the Algonquin. We......Read the rest...

...'Camp Chippewa, ' its tennis and rifle range, X-Class sailing, And classic 'Old Town' canvas covered wooden canoes, Not the low-class aluminum canoes of a 'Camp Thunderbird.' Cass Lake - garden ......Read the rest...

...Extra weight no longer a problem for shallow water, We bulked up for the next leg of our journey, Water containers, even some canned goods An acceptable luxury in our seventeen foot canoe, A c......Read the rest...

...Got her name off a cracker box. Sweet young thing. You know she really rocks. She climbs on top. Keeps me warm at night. You know that girl. She's really out of sight.. In Chippewa Falls......Read the rest...

...Lanky’s Chronicles We meet a long-limbed white boy that said his family was owners of slaves. He was a leggy ole boy and bony angular in his physical ways. Uncle Tom was from his pa......Read the rest...