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Tag Archives: anishinaabe

Visions Again

Lie awake, craving the taste of lakewater and the scent of September rhubarb.

Posted byJennifer PatinoSeptember 14, 2021Posted inpoetry, ProseTags:anishinaabe, anishinaabemowin, haibun, haiku, ojibwe, ojibwemowin, poem, poet, poetry, poetry community, poets, Prose, prose poem, writer, writers, writing, writing community13 Comments on Visions Again

nawayee : a poem

…like my own temple,
withering away
over many a day…

Posted byJennifer PatinoJanuary 22, 2021Posted inpoetryTags:anishinaabe, home, january, ojibwe, ojibwemowin, poem, poet, poetry, poetry community, poets, writing, writing community

#OctPoWriMo Day 17

steady we row, we walk,
we stand on sacred shorelines

Posted byJennifer PatinoOctober 17, 2020October 17, 2020Posted inpoetryTags:amwriting, anishinaabe, language, october, october poetry writing month, octpowrimo, ojibwe, poem, poet, poetry, poetry community, poetry writing month, poets, prompt, writing, writing community
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