Haida Poems - Poems about Haida

... mauve to indigo sweetened by nature's largesse ~ mockingbird mayhem (June Full Moon – Haida)......

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...HE SOUGHT SOMETHING MOST WERE SHAMED TO SAY. HE LONGED AND WISHED TO BE NEEDED AND DESIRED TO BE LOVED. THOSE EYES OF THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE ME AS THERE ENTERTAINMENT, HAS CREATED A WAY TO SEPAR......

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...Alaska; the wilderness state, the last frontier: Where majestic mountains, Deliver streams into flowing rivers: Down slopes covered in forests Of Sitka Spruce and Western Hemlock, That dominates......

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...Land Is A Loom I sailed the fiord like inlets between Powell River and Drury Inlet. The land itself spoke from mountains, torents, islet From bird song and bear splashing fishers From rutting mo......

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...Asking tribe’s future to the totem pole that grew higher with the stock of fogs, drizzles, snows, suns, moons and stars, that Haida laid one at a time from the day of their first step on the san......

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...While watching Bill Reid’s wooden sculpture “The Raven and the First Men”(1) One day, after the long and countless searches of bottom of the abysmal waters with cycles of formation and extinc......

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...Haida princess Darkest eyes Hunts the earth For she is wise Knows all fish That swim in sea Feels the eagle Fly so free Beats the drum for brother bear Raven feathers in her hair Through th......

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