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Tag Archives: Indigenous Poetry
TOP 9 POETRY BOOKS I READ IN THE SUMMER OF 2014
Top 9 Poetry Books I Read In The Summer Of 2014 By Jorge Antonio Vallejos I read these books in Calgary, Regina, and Bayfield, Ontario. My eyes hit pages of poems while sipping coffee in the Higgins family kitchen, on … Continue reading
VIDEO: LINES I LOVED FROM SHERMAN ALEXIE’S “WHAT I’VE STOLEN, WHAT I’VE EARNED”
I recently read What I’ve Stolen, What I’ve Earned by Sherman Alexie. It was amazing! Alexie is one of my favorite poets. I own and have read, and re-read, his sex previous collections of poems. While reading the book I … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian writers, Ariana X Rodriguez, Eroticizing Native Americans, Exoticizing people of colour, Found poem, Gentrification, Hanging Loose Press, Indian Names, Indigenous Poetry, Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, Native American Literature, racism, Sherman Alexie, Sherman Alexie poetry, Sonnet poem, What I've Stolen What I've Earned by Sherman Alexie
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