Poems for the Lost Deer - Lysne, Robin H
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The following poems have been largely taken from facts about an incident that occurred in 2007 and 2008, and began many years before. In the 1920's the San Francisco Zoo brought Axis deer (from the Ceylon Islands, East India) and Fallow deer (from Mediterranean, Persia and Eurasia) to San Francisco. In 1947-49 they sold their over-populations to Dr. Millard Ottinger, a rancher who owned a large track of land on Pt.Reyes peninsula in Marin County, California just north of San Francisco. Some of these poems are from found language from actual articles written over a period of thirty years from…mehr

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The following poems have been largely taken from facts about an incident that occurred in 2007 and 2008, and began many years before. In the 1920's the San Francisco Zoo brought Axis deer (from the Ceylon Islands, East India) and Fallow deer (from Mediterranean, Persia and Eurasia) to San Francisco. In 1947-49 they sold their over-populations to Dr. Millard Ottinger, a rancher who owned a large track of land on Pt.Reyes peninsula in Marin County, California just north of San Francisco. Some of these poems are from found language from actual articles written over a period of thirty years from 1974 until 2008. Some documentation comes from National Park Service (NPS) website, including the Pt. Reyes National Seashore website and from the White Buffalo, Inc. website listed in the back on the List of Sources page. References to Native American language and culture are not intended appropriations of language or culture, but come authentically from my experience of the last thirty years with various tribal groups who have generously taught me some of their language, allowed me to dance in their sacred dances, and who have shared with me the values, that they knew I also shared with them. If there are any errors in these references they are my own. All tribal references other than Lakota, have been found in books, or on websites and are replicated commonly, and all references are noted in the back of the book in the end pages. My intention in this book is to honor those who fought, raised awareness, and loved the deer. The balance of the voices heard in these pages is about the percentage of the people for and against the deer in the story. I hope in some small way, it questions the policies of invasive species created by the National Park Service. But most of all, I wish to honor the magical deer that lived in Pt. Reyes before the National Seashore was even developed as a national park. The following poems have been previously published: "Writing without Walls", on-line reading and print journal February, 2012: "Don't shoot I'm white and non-native" Expedition Lost Deer revised from publication Samizdat Literary Journal On-line and print journal January, 2010 Shoulder Blade" drawing/poem
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Robin H. Lysne, M.A., M.F.A., Ph.D. is the author of nine books, two poetry, with 5 non-fiction and two novels. She is also an artist and energy medicine practitioner, medium and psychic. Currently she is launching an "Legendary Ancestral Women's Series," with two works of historical fiction to bring to life the courage and wisdom of her Norwegian ancestors.The Legend of Randine: Entering the Sisterhood is the first book in the series and was launched in November, 2021. The second novel: The Legend of Randine: The Laerdal Letters has been released in March, 2022. She is also working on a new poetry collection called Luminaria. Her previous books are: Ceremonies from the Heart, for Children, Adults and the Earth, Mosaic: New and Collected Poems, Poems for the Lost Deer, Heart Path, Heart Path Handbook, which contains some of her drawings and paintings, as well as poems. (both published by BlueBoneBooks, Santa Cruz, CA) Earlier works are: Sacred Living, Dancing Up the Moon, (Conari Press). Her poems have been published in: North American Review, Catamaran, Porcupine Literary Arts Magazine,Monterey Bay Poetry Review, Rattle, Phren-z online Magazine, Porter Gulch Review, Samizdat, Awakening Consciousness Magazine, and others. She is a member of: Poetry San Jose, Poetry Santa Cruz, and the Emerald Street Poets in Santa Cruz, The Santa Cruz Art League and member of the Mountain Art Center in Ben Lomond. Her websites are: www.thecenterforthesoul.com , www.RobinLysne.com and www.Bluebonebooks.com. On her days not writing, she paints, sees clients and enjoys her friends.