Pain Native American Poems
These Pain Native American poems are examples of Native American poems about Pain. These are the best examples of Native American Pain poems written by international poets.
No love like yoursYou were dressed in a midnight blue
Hooded cloak, the full moon an apparition
Of your face.
I fell in love with the eternal abyss of your
Heart...
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abuse, native american,
Epigrams IvEPIGRAMS IV
Improve yourself by others' writings, attaining freely what they purchased at the expense of experience.
—Socrates, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
I didn’t mean to...
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native american, fun, joy, life, love,
Through Her Eyes
Through Her Eyes
It’s through her eyes, that hide her cries,
one sees into her soul
which feigns the fears and teems with tears
that time cannot console.
She’s...
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native american, sad,
Adivasi, the NativesNatives, Adivasi, however we identify them,
They were there before we came, and took over their land from them,
We used them, displaced them, put a...
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native american,
Naked TreesNaked Trees
Fall becomes Winter
Naked Trees fill the yard with decaying brown leaves
Hanging on to a few who refuse to leave the safety of their branches
Leaves...
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native american, america, autumn, culture, education,
The Legend of Big Indian, Part Ii...For years they both lived there
in the crisp mountain air,
the rolling ridges were their home,
it was not written down,
so what pleasures they found
are only to...
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native american, america, history, loss, lost
A Mountain Man's Tale, Part ViVI.
When his pa had died, Reid had just felt fear,
he’d been a child, the pain overwhelming,
but to see Eagle Vision lying dead…
he felt a blind...
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native american, adventure, family, history, loss,
LandWhen the land had no "gods"
we were all one
one family
one clan
one village
one Tribe...
then those holily bathed came
and lied about God
then they threw a...
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native american, analogy, birth, conflict, native
Massacre At William Henry, Part IYoung Ned was only sixteen years old when
they called for the militia to come again,
having warred with the French for three years now,
and raids had...
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native american, america, conflict, courage, history,
We Are OneWe Are One
Dear Ancient Sister
I hear your distant calls finding me on a gentle breeze
You have lived in my dreams for many seasons
My voice
Your...
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native american, blessing, celebration, community, courage,
Are We Not Brothers, Made From the Same Dirt, Tribute To Philip FreneauAre We Not Brothers, Made From The Same Dirt,
(Tribute to Philip Freneau and his poem,
The Dying Indian)
Are We Not Brothers, Made From The Same...
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native american, appreciation, conflict, dedication, history,
Datura MoonI have chosen to hide away
when night has come without delay
with moonrise
I'm toxic to those who know me
with no misgivings to finality
apathetic moonstone
Shiva worships my...
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native american, dream, flower, magic, native
BrightBright
A tiny seed and plain dirt.
Water, sunshine, and faith.
Then… not quickly, not slowly…
but… at the right moment.
A delight to the eyes,
and a magnificent...
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native american, anti bullying, emotions, inspirational,
Siege At Baker Ranch, Part IiII.
It was several days before trouble came,
the quiet seemed at odds with all the news,
the papers told of a nation enraged,
with loud cries for the...
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native american, america, conflict, courage, hero,
The Warrior PoemIt’s known as the Warrior Poem and is attributed to Tecumseh
a Native American warrior and chief
who as a Native American in the late 17 and...
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native american,