| Description |
xvi, 282 pages ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
Introduction twenty-one poets for the twenty-first century / Heid E. Erdrich -- Tacey M. Atsitty -- Anasazi -- Nightsong -- Downpour -- Paper water -- Elegy for Yuca fruit women -- Hole through the rock -- Layli Long Soldier -- 38 -- Whereas I did not desire in childhood -- Whereas re-solution's an act -- Obligations 1 -- Obligations 2 -- Tommy Pico -- From IRL -- From Nature Poem -- From Junk -- Margaret Noodin -- Waawiindamojig/the promisers -- Okanan/bones -- Winiiam Aagimeke/William making snowshoes -- Agoozimakakiig Idiwag/What the peepers say -- Jiikimaadizi/A joyful life -- Mazinbii'amawaan/Sending messages -- Laura Da' -- A mighty pulverizing machine -- The Haskell marching band -- Passive voice -- Quarter strain -- Gwen Nell Westerman -- Owotanna Sececa -- Linear process -- Genetic code -- Quantum theory -- Dakota homecoming -- Theory doesn't live here -- Undivided interest -- Jennifer Elise Foerster -- Leaving Tulsa -- Pottery lessons I -- Birthmark -- Chimera -- Blood moon triptych -- Canyon -- Natalie Diaz -- Dome riddle -- Other small thundering -- American arithmetic -- The first water is the body -- Trevino L. Brings Plenty -- For the sake of beauty -- The sound of it -- Part gravel, part water, all indian -- Blizzard South Dakota -- Northeast Portland -- Not just anybody can have one -- Red-ish brown-ish -- Plasmic Kiln -- Song syntax cycle -- Dg Nanouk Okpik -- Warning -- Her/My arctic corpse whale -- The weight of the arch distributes the girth of the other -- A year dot -- Dog moon night at Noatak -- She travels -- Julian Talamantez Brolaski -- Blackwater stole my pronoun -- In the cut -- What do they know of suffereing, who eat of pineapples yearround -- As the owl augurs -- Stonewall to standing rock -- Horse Vision -- The bear and the salmon -- When it rains it pours -- The bear was born -- Sy Hoahwah -- Anchor-screws of culture -- Toward Mount Scott -- Ever since I can remember -- What is left -- Before we are eaten -- Glitter -- Hinterlands -- Hillbilly Leviathan -- Craig Santos Perez -- From Lisiensan Ga'lago -- From The legends of Juan Mala [a malologue] -- Ginen the micronesian kingfisher [I Sihek] -- Ginen tidelands [Latte Stone Park] [Hagatna, Guahan] -- (First trimester) -- (Papa and Wakea) -- (I Tinituhon) -- Gordon Henyr Jr. -- Simple four part directions for making indian lit -- How soon -- Dear sonny: -- Among the almost decolonized -- The mute scribe recalls some talking circle -- Brandy Nalani McDougall -- The petroglyphs at Olowalu -- On cooking Captain Cook -- Pele'aihonua -- Papatuanuku -- This island on which I love you -- Genesis -- M. L. Smoker -- Casualties -- Crosscurrent -- Equilibrium -- We are the ones -- Heart Butte, Montana -- LeAnne Howe -- A duck's tune -- Finders Keepers: aboriginal responses to European colonization -- Ballast -- Catafalque -- Catafalque II -- The rope seethers -- Cedar Sigo -- Now I'm a woman -- Thrones -- Green rainbow song -- Things to do in Suquamish -- Taken care of -- Aquarelle -- Light unburied, unchained -- Double vision -- Karenne Wood -- Amoroleck's words -- My standard response -- In memory of shame -- Abracadabra, an abcedarian -- Bartolome de las Casas, 1542 -- The poet I wish I was -- Eric Gansworth -- Speaking through our nations' teeth -- It goes something like this -- Repatriating ourselves -- Snagging the eye from Curtis -- A half-life of cardio-pulmatory function -- ...Bee -- Jane McAdams -- The hands of the Taino -- Leaving the old gods -- Ghazal of body -- From "The collectors" -- Tiger on the shoulder -- Hunters, gatherers -- Earthling. |
| Exhibitions |
2018 Poets House Showcase. |
| Subject |
American poetry -- Indian authors -- 21st century.
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Indians of North America -- Poetry.
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| Added Author |
Erdrich, Heid E. (Heid Ellen), editor.
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| ISBN |
9781555978099 |
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1555978096 |
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