Native American Poetry

The winter has not been kind to him, this man that I call friend, The years have taken their toll on him, and soon his life will end. Till then, we’ll go to memories of days of long ago.

A poem

That descends

From heaven,

Kissed by the Sun,

Has a beauty

That never fades.

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Today as I walked along
I danced to a different drummers’ song…

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Anishinaabekwe, the Daughters,
You are the keepers of the water.

I am Nibi… water.. the sacred source,
the blood of Aki, Mother Earth,
the force filling dry seeds to great bursting.

May your moccasins Leave footprints on All the main paths, And walk with the Chiefs Of all the tribes That live in Peace on earth. We are part of this Earth.

Read the Native American Ten Commandments:

We live our lives and look back in time to find that the most precious thing is not the day, week, or even the year. It is but a meager moment.

The moments when our mothers held us in thier arms and gently rocked us to sleep.