The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store is the award-winning collection of Choctaw/Chickasaw poet, Phillip Carroll Morgan. The poems range across physical and spiritual geographies of the indidgenous Americas, translating ancient mythos into contemporary poetics.
The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store is the award-winning collection of Choctaw/Chickasaw poet, Phillip Carroll Morgan. The poems range across physical and spiritual geographies of the indidgenous Americas, translating ancient mythos into contemporary poetics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Phillip Carroll Morgan is an enrolled Choctaw/Chickasaw bi-lingual poet who has enjoyed a 25-year artistic collaboration with his painter-sculptor wife, Kate Arnott Morgan. This collaboration has seen the birth of three children, as well as the production of The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store, which won the 2002 Native Writers Circle of the Americas First Book Award for Poetry. He has worked as a newspaper editor, business executive, building tradesman, guitar player, and rancher. He is currently a PhD student in Native Literature at the University of Oklahoma.
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PART I. Facing East Construction Council Fire Flag of Mercy Closer to the Moon Ceremony More Like Children Holhpokunna The Garden of the Bumblebees Mixed Blood Mother Yakni The Great Society Rain Dancers The Carpenter's Dilemma like a full moon over a thunderhead The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store PART II. Turning North Ochre Hole Revolutionaries The Big Woodpecker when you foresee the unforeseeable Diphthongs to Dipterons Stepping Out New York Earth Life Endangered Species Shimmering Thread Hyphenated Winter University Library Run Water Planet Winter Trees I Have Some Advice For You PART III. Facing West The Two-Pronged Stick Father Luak World's Largest Rez Journal Entry: March 23rd, Chihuahuan Desert Am I Seeing? halito akhana hello my friend Ballad of Kenneth Ruth Anumpa Apesa a Iti Hikia: The Judgment of Standing Trees Click Beetle Life's Work: I Found the Earth in Snails Snake Bags We Spoke French Throughout the Desert He Showed Them Snakes most cynics would laugh On the Nile All About Wind On That Great Plateau A Desert Love Poem PART IV. Turning South creator The Story of The Seeds No Goodbye Anumpa Boklukfi Hilha The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek The Dogs Did Not Follow Black Crow The Lost Ponds White Bone Hooks Aiena e-Taloa We Sing Together Meadowlark, Large Family of the Plains Ragged Owl Nest A Popular Theme Bohpoli Mobius Garden Vegetable River Fire and Wind Fried Rabbit Digging Deeper Before Dawn
PART I. Facing East Construction Council Fire Flag of Mercy Closer to the Moon Ceremony More Like Children Holhpokunna The Garden of the Bumblebees Mixed Blood Mother Yakni The Great Society Rain Dancers The Carpenter's Dilemma like a full moon over a thunderhead The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store PART II. Turning North Ochre Hole Revolutionaries The Big Woodpecker when you foresee the unforeseeable Diphthongs to Dipterons Stepping Out New York Earth Life Endangered Species Shimmering Thread Hyphenated Winter University Library Run Water Planet Winter Trees I Have Some Advice For You PART III. Facing West The Two-Pronged Stick Father Luak World's Largest Rez Journal Entry: March 23rd, Chihuahuan Desert Am I Seeing? halito akhana hello my friend Ballad of Kenneth Ruth Anumpa Apesa a Iti Hikia: The Judgment of Standing Trees Click Beetle Life's Work: I Found the Earth in Snails Snake Bags We Spoke French Throughout the Desert He Showed Them Snakes most cynics would laugh On the Nile All About Wind On That Great Plateau A Desert Love Poem PART IV. Turning South creator The Story of The Seeds No Goodbye Anumpa Boklukfi Hilha The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek The Dogs Did Not Follow Black Crow The Lost Ponds White Bone Hooks Aiena e-Taloa We Sing Together Meadowlark, Large Family of the Plains Ragged Owl Nest A Popular Theme Bohpoli Mobius Garden Vegetable River Fire and Wind Fried Rabbit Digging Deeper Before Dawn
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