Come Wewoka: A Cherokee Tale: Hear the Drums

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Monday, November 8, 2004

Hear the Drums

Hear the drums of the Cherokee, Saying tales of peace-come-now In this our new land - A sparse land - But a Cherokee land Without Unakas hungry grip. The drums say Sparse lands are safe lands. Rejoice in the dust of peace - Free of uncivil whites. Come experience The Jade Owl Sign in to see full entry.

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Come Wewoka is a Poetry cycle written by Edward C. Patterson, whose Tsa-la-gi (Cherokee)name is Medicine Flower (Nv-wo-di A-tsi-lv-s-gi). He is the author of several Novels and Novellas, now available at www.dancaster.com/jotrans.htm. Come Wewoka has been a web favorite, having first been published in 1995 at vagranthollow, in the Best Part of Me Collection. This is the first time it is being made available in the blogs.

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