Joy Harjo's Poetic Adventures in the Last World Blog

This is Joy Harjo's ongoing journal of dreams, stories, poems,music, photographs, and assorted reports from her inner and outer travels about Indian country and the rest of the world .

3/30/08

A Request for Help from Italy

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Mrs Harjo, the Lega Nord an extreme right Italian political party is using your history, Native American's massacres for their political...
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3/29/08

Slamming, (and I don't mean poetry)

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I just opened my mail to a note from one of my friends, a fine poet. She was flying high from a recent gig back East. Then she happened upon...
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3/25/08

Blown Away by Poet Jennifer Bartlett

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Tonight I left my stack and horn and crossed the street to hear a reading at Bookworks. I was sorry I could only stay for the opening. The l...

TEACHERS

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This morning early I headed out with the Sun to go visit a teacher. She's been a teacher of mine for years, though neither she or I woul...
3/21/08

Evening Song

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We failed a little. Dip the wound in water. Wrap it in a song. Climb into the canoe. Paddle out from the weeping. Let the failing fail. Let ...
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3/13/08

Australian Aboriginal Films on a Thursday Night, and Rain

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Thursday night in Honolulu. Just returned from viewing a series of film shorts by Australian aboriginal filmmakers, presented by the Maori f...
3/12/08

Reading in Honolulu to Celebrate Mahealani Wendt's new book

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The celebration of Uluhaimalama is: Saturday, March 15 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. U.H. Art Auditorium (across Kuykendall Hall) Mahealani will be join...
3/11/08

MNN Column for February 2008 (unedited version)

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I took a jump-hop flight to Hilo, Hawaii last week to catch a workshop on lomilomi (Hawaiian massage) and healing plants, and to attend a re...
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Simon Ortiz reading with his Daughters (Rainy is my daughter)

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3/7/08

On the Road, Or Trying to Be On the Road in Icy Dallas

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It's early morning in a hotel in Dallas, somewhere near the "High Five" interstate exchange, "the largest of it's kin...
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