Flower Moon
synchronously
raindrops bounce
off my outstretched brain-skin: drumbeats
dressed in regalia, dancing
in a ceremony
anticipating the rise
of the Flower Moon
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Native-American’s ( although I prefer to refer to them/us, at least in a historical context, as indigenous inhabitants of North America) use the term regalia to describe decorative, ceremonial attire. Flower Moon is/was used by Cherokee people to address the full moon in April.
raindrops bounce
off my outstretched brain-skin: drumbeats
dressed in regalia, dancing
in a ceremony
anticipating the rise
of the Flower Moon
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Native-American’s ( although I prefer to refer to them/us, at least in a historical context, as indigenous inhabitants of North America) use the term regalia to describe decorative, ceremonial attire. Flower Moon is/was used by Cherokee people to address the full moon in April.
Labels: Flower Moon, poetry
posted by Sir James Eric Watkins at 2:17 AM
3 Comments:
happy birthday brother james!
It wasn't. But hey. All is well today.
Thank you, my brother.
oh geez...I missed your bday this year. Sorry. You know I love you
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