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245 00$aNew poets of Native nations /$cedited by Heid E. Erdrich.
260 $aMinneapolis, Minnesota :$bGraywolf Press,$c[2018].
300 $axvi, 284 p. ;$c23 cm.
500 $a"A landmark anthology celebrating twenty-one native poets first published in the twenty-first century"--Page 4 of cover.
505 00$tIntroduction: twenty-one poets for the twenty-first century /$rHeid E. Erdrich --$tAnasazi ;$tNightsong ;$tDownpour ;$tPaper water ;$tElegy for yucca fruit woman ;$tHole through the rock /$rTacey M. Atsitty --$t38 ;$tWhereas I did not desire in childhood ;$tWhereas re-solution's an act ;$tObligations 1 ;$tObligations 2 /$rLayli Long Soldier --$tFrom IRL ;$tFrom Nature poem ;$tFrom Junk /$rTommy Pico --$tWaawiindamojig /$rThe promisers ; Okanan /$rBones ; Winiiam Aagimeke /$rWilliam making snowshoes ; Agoozimakakiig Idiwag /$rWhat the peepers say ; Jiikimaadizi /$rA joyful life ; Mazinbii'amawaan /$rSending messages /$rMargaret Noodin --$tA mighty pulverizing machine ;$tThe Haskell marching band ;$tPassive voice ;$tQuarter strain /$rLaura Da' --$tOwotanna Sececa ;$tLinear process ;$tGenetic code ;$tQuantum theory ;$tDakota homecoming ;$tTheory doesn't live here ;$tUndivided interest /$rGwen Nell Westerman --$tLeaving Tulsa ;$tPottery lessons I ;$tBirthmark ;$tChimera ;$tBlood moon triptych ;$tCanyon /$rJennifer Elise Foerster --$tDome riddle ;$tOther small thundering ;$tAmerican arithmetic ;$tThe first water is the body /$rNatalie Diaz --$tFor the sake of beauty ;$tThe soundof it ;$tPart gravel, part water, all Indian ;$tBlizzard South Dakota ;$tNortheast Portland ;$tNot just anybody can have one ;$tRed-ish brown-ish ;$tPlasmic kiln ;$tSong syntax cycle /$rTrevino L. Brings Plenty --$tWarming ;$tHer/my arcticcorpse whale ;$tThe weight of the arch distributes the girth of the other ;$tA year dot ;$tDog moon night at Noatak ;$tShe travels /$rdg nanouk okpik --$tBlackwater stole my pronoun ;$tIn the cut ;$tWhat do they know of suffering, who eat ofpineapples yearround ;$tAs the owl augurs ;$tStonewall to Standing Rock ;$tHorse vision ;$tThe bear and the salmon ;$tWhen it rains it pours ;$tThe bear was born /$rJulian Talamantez Brolaski --$tAnchor-screws of culture ;$tToward Mount Scott ;$tEver since I can remember ;$tWhat is left ;$tBefore we are eaten ;$tGlitter ;$tHinterlands ;$tHillbilly leviathan /$rSy Hoahwah --$tFrom Lisiensan Ga'lago ;$tFrom The Legends of Juan Malo [a Malologue] ;$tGinen the Micronesian Kingfisher [I sihek] ;$tGinen Tidelands [Latte Stone Park] [Hagåtña, Guåhan] ;$t(First trimester) ;$t(Papa and W¯akea) ;$t(I Tinituhon) /$rCraig Santos Perez --$tSimple four part directions for making Indian lit ;$tHow soon ;$tDear Sonny: ;$tAmong the almost decolonized ;$tThe mute scribe recalls some talking circle /$rGordon Henry Jr. --$tThe petroglyphs at Olowalu ;$tOn cooking Captain Cook ;$tPele'aihonua ;$tPapatuanuku ;$tThis island on which I love you ;$tGenesis /$rBrandyN¯alani McDougall --$tCasualties ;$tCrosscurrent ;$tEquilibrium ;$tWe are the ones ;$tHeart Butte, Montana /$rM.L. Smoker --$tA duck's tune ;$tFinders keepers: aboriginal responses to European colonization ;$tBallast ;$tCatafalque ;$tCatafalque II ;$tThe rope seethes /$rLeAnne Howe --$tNow I'm a woman ;$tThrones ;$tGreen rainbow song ;$tThings to do in Suquamish ;$tTaken care of ;$tAquarelle ;$tLight unburied, unchained ;$tDouble vision /$rCedar Sigo --$tAmoroleck's words;$tMy standard response ;$tIn memory of shame ;$tAbracadabra, an Abcedarian ;$tBartolomé de las Casas ;$tThe poet I wish I was /$rKarenne Wood --$tSpeaking through our nations' teeth ;$tIt goes something like this ;$tRepatriating ourselves ;$tSnagging the eye from Curtis ;$tA half-life of cardio-pulmonary function ;$t... Bee /$rEric Gansworth --$tThe hands of the Taino ;$tLeaving the old gods ;$tGhazal of body ;$tFrom "The collectors" ;$tTiger on the shoulder ;$tHunters, gat
520 $a"New Poets of Native Nations gathers poets of diverse ages, styles, languages, and tribal affiliations to present the extraordinary range and power of new Native poetry. Heid E. Erdrich has selected twenty-one poets whose first books were published after the year 2000 to highlight the exciting works coming up after Joy Harjo and Sherman Alexie. Collected here are poems of great breadth--long narratives, political outcries, experimental works, and traditional lyrics--and the result is an essential anthology of some of the best poets writing now."--Back cover.
650 0$aAmerican poetry$xIndian authors.
650 0$aAmerican poetry$y21st century.
650 0$aIndians of North America$vPoetry.
700 1 $aErdrich, Heid E.$q(Heid Ellen).