Songs from the native lands : poetry

Note: 95067634 by Victoria Lena Manyarrows. [1] When this land was ours ; This is the story you tell me -- Today we celebrate -- Grandmother friend -- Lakota sister/Cherokee mother -- We remember/The trail of tears -- [2] Today we will not be invisible nor silent ; Unthanksgiving/We will not be invisible -- Watch & listen, just imagine -- The Indians are chasing you: a message from the spirit world -- If copper were the color of your skin -- Remember... -- My mothers around me -- My mother never flew on airplanes -- I never was a maiden -- Befor the tanks, Tiananmen, May 1989 -- El Salvador on fire -- Chile, December 1989 -- This morning the dawn was merciless -- Bombs over Baghdad -- Mandela -- The native ones -- Color me red -- We are -- Have strength -- Silence is deep -- (con't) [3] (con't) I want to listen to you -- Survival I know -- Medicine words -- What América is this? -- [4] Visions ; Wherever wings will take us -- Blue is the color I love -- Grandmother's medallions -- Bridge upon a rainbow -- Ribbon women -- Life is short -- The drum beats -- Making magic -- Fire of chance -- Touch -- Visionary woman -- Desert Memories -- In the sunshine of this night -- See no Indian, hear no Indian -- Occasionally music -- The moon is our messenger -- Take me with you now -- Braiding/Ribbons of hope -- We have no borders -- América/Love song to the Native lands.

Keyword(s): Indians of North America Poetry.

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