Tag Archives: grief
Simple Wish (Acrostic)
Today the veil of snow descendsOn the pasture of beach weeds I call the lawn.Until the weather warms, it willLie in state, as does your memory, my furry friend.Oh, that you could see the white and feel,Under your paws, the … Continue reading
A Cheyenne Woman Speaks to a Corpse from the Seventh Cavalry, During the Evening of June 25th, 1876
The Greasy Grass licks your blood from my hands. I cannot see where my own blood ends. I am breathing now the sharp air of your death. Your hair is the color of the grass, but is dead and strange. … Continue reading
Posted in American history, American Indian, Cheyenne, Lakota, Reprint
Tagged afterlife, American History, Cheyenne, death, George Armstrong Custer, grief, history, Hunkpapa, Lakota, Little Big Horn
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