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Sunday, November 25, 2018

Thank you to Editor Glory Sasikala for publishing my poem "Where Chief Once Stood" in the November issue of GloMag.


https://view.joomag.com/glomag-glomagnovember2018/0767864001543066795?short





Where Chief Once Stood


He is Sioux.

He came from an old place
where they taught him
to honor the land.
After his last breath,
he was a ghost and lingered,
having no place to go,
his old burial grounds torn.

And he stayed still
so the winds would come for him. 

Let it blow.
Wait for early sun.

The elders had been delaying 
until it would be light
enough to see his face.
Now he's been found, 
and the ghost tribe will move on 

from where Chief once stood.

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