No borders : new poems /
Bruchac, Joseph, 1942-
No borders : new poems / by Joseph Bruchac. - Duluth, Minn. : Holy Cow! Press, 1999. - 101 p. ; 23 cm.
Snowshoeing across Lake Champlain -- Crossroads song -- The Owl -- Walking in Scipio Township -- Fallen ash tree -- Maple sugaring moon -- Leo's story -- A Bear song -- Desert tortoise in the rain -- Coming down the Questa Grade near San Luis Obispo in a heavy rain -- Flying over deep forests -- Into the Cedar River -- Coming down from Hurricane Mountain -- Geese flying over a prison sweat lodge -- Mato -- At Teeheelay Correctional Center for Women -- Worn by the rain -- Dog song -- The Carmargue -- For Pua Kanahele of Hawaii -- Red Rock -- On Lenape land -- Inupiaq Whaler on the Browerville bus -- Nothing vanishes -- For Louis Littlecoon Oliver -- Oligawi -- Corners -- An Abenaki drinking song -- In the place of the stone -- The Paperbark tree -- The Deer are calling us -- The Jaguar farmer -- Spirit names -- waking in the shack -- The Brown coat -- A Log -- Great Blue Herons -- Willows by the sweat lodge -- Above Jackson Pond -- Anthology Indians -- Louis Oliver and Carroll Arnett at the grave of John Ross -- Waterfall near North River -- The Parrot in Riverside Park -- Spring Peepers -- Picking Brussells Sprouts in December -- Walking -- Seven moons : Ktsi Manido (Great Spirit Moon), Piaodogos (Boughs Shedding Moon), Mozokas (Moose Hunting Moon), Sogalikas (Sugar Moon), Kikas (Planting Moon), Nokkahigas (Hoeing Moon), Mskikoiminas (Strawberry Moon) -- Men of the forest.
0930100840 (paperback)
99010867
Indians of North America--Poetry.
Abenaki Indians--Poetry.
Poetry.
PS3552.R794 / N6 1999
811/.54
No borders : new poems / by Joseph Bruchac. - Duluth, Minn. : Holy Cow! Press, 1999. - 101 p. ; 23 cm.
Snowshoeing across Lake Champlain -- Crossroads song -- The Owl -- Walking in Scipio Township -- Fallen ash tree -- Maple sugaring moon -- Leo's story -- A Bear song -- Desert tortoise in the rain -- Coming down the Questa Grade near San Luis Obispo in a heavy rain -- Flying over deep forests -- Into the Cedar River -- Coming down from Hurricane Mountain -- Geese flying over a prison sweat lodge -- Mato -- At Teeheelay Correctional Center for Women -- Worn by the rain -- Dog song -- The Carmargue -- For Pua Kanahele of Hawaii -- Red Rock -- On Lenape land -- Inupiaq Whaler on the Browerville bus -- Nothing vanishes -- For Louis Littlecoon Oliver -- Oligawi -- Corners -- An Abenaki drinking song -- In the place of the stone -- The Paperbark tree -- The Deer are calling us -- The Jaguar farmer -- Spirit names -- waking in the shack -- The Brown coat -- A Log -- Great Blue Herons -- Willows by the sweat lodge -- Above Jackson Pond -- Anthology Indians -- Louis Oliver and Carroll Arnett at the grave of John Ross -- Waterfall near North River -- The Parrot in Riverside Park -- Spring Peepers -- Picking Brussells Sprouts in December -- Walking -- Seven moons : Ktsi Manido (Great Spirit Moon), Piaodogos (Boughs Shedding Moon), Mozokas (Moose Hunting Moon), Sogalikas (Sugar Moon), Kikas (Planting Moon), Nokkahigas (Hoeing Moon), Mskikoiminas (Strawberry Moon) -- Men of the forest.
0930100840 (paperback)
99010867
Indians of North America--Poetry.
Abenaki Indians--Poetry.
Poetry.
PS3552.R794 / N6 1999
811/.54