Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COMING BACK, by JOSEPH BRUCHAC First Line: When they woke me Last Line: Move in dance to a distant drum Subject(s): Native Americans - Genealogy & Heritage | ||||||||
When they woke me tangled in their blue nets the worm holes in my hands were gone a bright painted boat danced in the water like a tethered colt apparently i had learned something for i did not ask them why or who i was but stood touched their hands and foreheads and began to walk up the golden sword's arc of sand now a thousand years and two continents away you wonder why my feet move in dance to a distant drum | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MID-AMERICA PRAYER by SIMON J. ORTIZ TWO STANDARDS by ELISE PASCHEN OREGON HOLLY by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON INDIAN SOLILOQUY by HORTENSE SMITH MACDOUGALL COYOTE'S DISCOURSE ON POWER, MEDICINE, AND WOULD-BE SHAMANS by PETER BLUE CLOUD RATIONAL by HELEN CHALAKEE BURGESS CHAMBER MUSIC: 19 by JAMES JOYCE SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE: 35 by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING |
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