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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: OJIBWA INDIANS Matches Found: 59 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` ANISHINAABE PRIDE: 1, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: A drum -- %beating like my heart Last Line: Beating -- my heart %beats love Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: A VISION, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The grandfathers %sat around the sacred fire Last Line: Whey -- the medicines. I woke up Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: BA WAA JI GE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Nakedness of soul %living as a tribe Last Line: Symbols to one spiritual world Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: BLOOD LINES, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Ancestors of spirit rock Last Line: This is all we have left Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: CHIWENJI GEWIN, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Into the sparks of everlasting Last Line: Prayers for all the relatives %the medicine wheel Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: EAGLE FLUFF, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Grandparents teach youth %old dog new tricks Last Line: Understand where people are at Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: HAWK IS DANCING, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Hear the whistling %hear the drum beating love Last Line: If our singers are murky with use? Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: HEALING, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Back some years ago Last Line: Change of life cycle Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: NECOMMIS SHARED, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The old way of carrying a dish Last Line: I was thankful to learn Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: THINGS TO BE PROUD OF, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Proud that you're indian Last Line: Medicine men and medicine women Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians ANISHINAABE PRIDE: TRUST YOURSELF, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Indian man, %you are a warrior of struggle Last Line: He's there. %trust yourself Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: 1, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Sometime gnawing surges rush Last Line: To help ease the pain Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: 2, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Morning approaches %already hear the wing clan greeting the new Last Line: This day I live for the creator %his guidance Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: 3, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The transforming %rain into the snow Last Line: Gave the heart pounding %thrashing spheres Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: 4, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: I think of you Last Line: Of nations, of generations Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: A VISIT TO GRANDMA MOON, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: One evening mino star and tinker star Last Line: Hug and kisses and goodnight Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: GRANDMOTHER MOON, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Ripples and waves %glistening twinkles of crystals Last Line: And her master glows %a new cycle Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: HANDLE GENTLY, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Like flowers of mother earth Last Line: And be handled %gently Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: I AM YOU, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: I am the father, the son, the spirit Last Line: Now is the beginning, %the rebirth Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: I HEAR YOU, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: A voice, with the colors of the rainbow Last Line: It's sunny. %I hear you Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: IN THE SECOND BEYOND STILLNESS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Look past the gazing anishinaabe people Last Line: ...In the second %beyond stillness Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: LIFE GIVER MOTHER EARTH, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Spring time is here again Last Line: And help heal her Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: LONELINESS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Loneliness strengthens %the aching Last Line: Faith of self wish Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: OF THE CREATION, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Like the singer %beating his song Last Line: Beating his song %on the drum Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: PRECIOUS YOU, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: From the seed of life Last Line: You are not alone Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: PURIFY, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Purify and ask the great spirit Last Line: Fragrance of love of all relatives Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: SOUNDS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: ...Like feathers fanning Last Line: Fluttering in the ceiling Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: In the flames, fluorescent brightness Last Line: To leave at his call. %the eagle shrieked! Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: THE CREATOR OF ALL NATIONS PROCLAIMS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Water nourished %sun's growth Last Line: Fully flourished %sculptured %ultimate given Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: TIME, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The tantalizing, scintillating brush Last Line: Needing, giving each other time Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians BIG VEIN: WINTER BLANKET, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The wind whispered %and crunching of snow Last Line: And slowness of peace Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: 1, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The lady of dedication for sobriety of the Last Line: And her way of recognition for others who she %helped Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: 2, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: You are gone with Last Line: From man to earth dust Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: 3, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: A note to say miigwetch Last Line: Our great spirit loves you and I do Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: 4, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Your blood %the rapid current electrifying Last Line: An image, invisible I know %the sugar bear Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: AT MY SIDE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: A woman of strength Last Line: Shine in your tree of life Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: BALANCE CALLS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Special feather, warrior, eye of the creator Last Line: Homeward bound, balance calls Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: DANCE FLIGHT OF LIFE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Biiwaabikoons our professor (reva chapman) Last Line: Their eagle bones whistle -- life. %waswagoning Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: DATES, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: I know why you were sent to me Last Line: As we canoe on her vein Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: FOR FROG, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: He is four seasons Last Line: Grandfather's tool, %the eagle whistle Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: FOR MOTHER, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Mother, %the rays of sunlight enter and brighten Last Line: The circle of motherhood is blessed Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: FOR PRIORITY, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Our pathways divide. %there beyond the horizon Last Line: These prayers bring crystal clear love Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: LITTLE STONE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Little stone, a particle of dust here Last Line: My little sister there is horizons ahead Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: LOOKING INTO THE SUN, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: A little farther down the road Last Line: Looking into the sun Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: STRENGTH OF FASTING, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Ziigwan is here %fasting time to help our mother earth Last Line: Songs, %prayers, %songs, %prayers Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians DEDICATIONS: TOUGH LOVE BEAR, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Firekeeper potawatomi nation %flowing warmth bringing Last Line: A torch of wholeness. %all nations Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians OJIBWAY VILLAGE, by JANET LEWIS Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Among gray cones %odor of sweet grass %and warm bodies Last Line: These bodies, so still %in the deluge %of fine air Alternate Author Name(s): Winters, Janet Lewis; Winters, Yvor, Mrs. Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: 1, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: For I have never left Last Line: Your love, for the creator Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: 2, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Grandfather sun %shines and we wake up Last Line: Respect the mother earth Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: COMBAT FRUSTRATION, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Look at the brighter sides of life and Last Line: Rainbow titillate %shaping and molding Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: GAKINA NIN DEWEMA, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: You are my brothers, sisters Last Line: To his horizons %of freedom Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: ISHKODE, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Ishkode grew up on a reservation Last Line: Walk the path. %in balance Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: PREPARATION, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: Sometimes when you get slapped in the Last Line: The mother earth %our %survival %begins Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: SPIRIT OF GREATNESS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: The blanket season ends Last Line: To happiness %safe %inflight Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians RED ROAD: THOUGHTS, by MILDRED 'TINKER' SCHUMAN Poem Source First Line: I wonder why %how I wonder why Last Line: Blood, bones and all are equal Subject(s): Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians TO SUSAN WISHCOP, AN OJIBWA BURIED IN THE INDIAN CEMETERY, by NATALIE KENVIN Poem Source First Line: Your mouth stings, full of pointy weeds Last Line: You have the dust of the world %under your nails Subject(s): Cemeteries; Graves; Native Americans; Ojibwa Indians WAR SONG, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: Here on my breast have I bled! Last Line: I strike for life Subject(s): Native Americans;native Americans - Wars;ojibwa Indians; Indians Of America;american Indians;indians Of South America WAR SONG: 1, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: "hear my voice, birds of war!" Last Line: Bear your angers to the place of fighting Subject(s): Fights;native Americans;native Americans - Wars;ojibwa Indians;survival; Indians Of America;american Indians;indians Of South America WAR SONG: 2, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: "from the south they came, birds of war" Last Line: Beyond the enemy's line Subject(s): Native Americans;native Americans - Wars;ojibwa Indians; Indians Of America;american Indians;indians Of South America |
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