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Table of Contents
Introduction Invocation: Navajo Prayer By Grace Boyne
In Chimayo By Gloria Bird
She Was Telling It This Way By Laura Tohe
The Coming of Anontaks By Katsi Cook
Coyotismo By Janice Gould
Warrior Road By Joy Harjo
Eavesdropping By Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel
The Island of Women By June McGlashan
How I Came to Have a Man's Name By Emma Lee Warrior
Beat the Drum Slowly By Betty Louise Bell
Tribal Chant By Carol Lee Sanchez
Two Standards By Elise Paschen
An Apokni by Any Other Name Is Still a Kakoo By Scott Kayla Morrison
The Girlfriends By Elizabeth Woody
Missing You By Inez Petersen
Rituals, Yours - and Mine By Kimberly Blaeser
Puberty By Margaret Behan
Old Great-Grandma By Nora Yazzie Hunter
The Only Good Indian By Janet Campbell Hale
Wuski A-Baw-Tan (A New Dream) By Jennifer Pierce Eyen
Going Home, December 1992 By Paula Gunn Allen
Rocking in the Pink Light By Gloria Bird
The Housing Poem By Dian Million
Indian Singing in 20th-Century America By Gail Tremblay
Margaret/Haskell Indian School By Carolyn Marie Dunn
Leaving Home for Carlisle Indian School By Berenice Levchuk
Confession By Alice Lee
For Thieves Only By Lois Red Elk
Two Old Women By Velma Wallis
Connuche By Catron Grieves
Angelita La Escapia Explains Engels and Marx By Leslie Marmon Silko
How to Make Good Baked Salmon from the River By Nora Marks Dauenhauer
Searching for the Bishop By Beatrice Medicine
Written in Blood By Tiffany Midge
Untitled By Yvonne Lamore-Choate
Expect Nothing Else from Me By Rita Joe
Aurelia By Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
Rational By Helen Chalakee Burgess
The Old Indian Granny By Chrystos
Understanding Each Other By Linda Noel
An Open Letter to Chicanas: On the Power and Politics of Origin By Ines Hernandez-Avila
Who's Political Here? By Lee Maracle
It has something to do with final words By Gladys Cardiff
2 months rent due and 1 bag of rice By Luci Beach
Ogitchida Ikwewag: The Women's Warrior Society, Fall 1993 By Winona LaDuke
The Endangered Roots of a Person By Wendy Rose
One-Hundred-Dollar Boots By Jeane Jacobs
You See This Body By Marcie Rendon
The Constellation of Angels By Anita Endrezze
The Poet Haunted By Wendy Rose
Voices of the Invisible By Debra Calling Thunder
Hunter's Dance in Early Fall By Debra Haaland Toya
Hard-To-Kill-Woman By Arlene Fire
To Rose By Roberta Hill
The Serpent Story By Salli M. K. Benedict
What Danger We Court By Luci Tapahonso
I Will Bring You Twin Grays By Marla Big Boy
All the Colors of Sunset By Luci Tapahonso
The Change By A. A. Hedge Coke
Skin By Linda Hogan
Looking for Signs By Dana Noane Hall
We AIM Not to Please By Mary Brave Bird
Stillborn Night By Beth Brant
As I Leave You By Chrystos
Tides, Towns, and Trains By Emma LaRocque
Beaded Soles By Susan Power
Dancing with Rex By Beth Cuthand
99 things to do before you die By nila northsun
Keeping Peace with the Rest of the World By Wilma Mankiller
Pahkahkos By Louise Bernice Halfe
Last Rites By Odilia Galvan Rodriguez
The World's Greatest Fishermen By Louise Erdrich
Bury Me with a Band By Ofelia Zepeda
The Last Wolf By Mary Tallmountain
The Feathers By Linda Hogan
The Old Marriage By Debra Earling
Fooling God By Louise Erdrich
Gia's Song By Nora Naranjo-Morse
Amazons in Appalachia By Marilou Awiakta
Dear Webster By Connie Fife
Whale Song By Mary Goose
Indians Never Say Goodbye By Leanne Howe
When Sun Came to Riverwoman By Leslie Marmon Silko
Dine Way By Sonlatsa Jim-James
Grandma Weaver's Last Arrow By Rosemary M. Huggins
My Mother and I Had a Discussion One Day By Denise Sweet
I Study Rocks By Jeannette Armstrong
Heartbeat of the Ancestors By Carolyn Brandy
Pulling Down the Clouds By Ofelia Zepeda
Dry Rivers - Arizona By Ramona Wilson
By Our Hand, through the Memory, the House Is More than Form By Elizabeth Woody
Waning August Moon By Roberta Hill
After the Invasion By Gail Tremblay
Sisters By Haunani-Kay Trask
Aggi's Last Dance By Josephine Huntington
Moonlight By Kim Caldwell
Buffalo Wallow Woman By Anne Lee Walters
She Ties Her Bandanna By Beth Cuthand
The Song Called "White Antelope's Chant" By Suzan Shown Harjo
Perhaps the World Ends Here By Joy Harjo
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