Spirit of the Native Sonby Christopher Shane Billiot
Burning in the Summer spin. Spin my dream for anyone. Everyone is blind within.
With my Fathers' severed leg Walks along a paling mister, Says "apologies aren't to be begged, Beg the life for that of your sisters."
See, to him there is nothing sacred, He still desecrates that which he can. In the end we will be vindicated He can eat this stretch of land. I'll have only salt to lend. Don't mistake the goat for a friend. I'm singing Give a home where the buffalo roam and the Natives run abundant again.
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volume 9(6)This poem is copyright © 2005, Christopher
Shane Billiot, all rights reserved.
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