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Amerind

by ca-guilfoyle

From mud walled homes these remnants come, artifacts of shell and bone leather shoes and deerskin coats woolen blankets and woven rugs, baskets for storing grain and corn. Grinding stones and sun bleached bones antiquities and memories found in fields of sand, necklace beads of finest hammered silver now forgotten and lost, and too the river's water. Came a sorrowful war with bullet guns that pierced the heart of every man no match for shooting arrows.
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May 7, 2017
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#native#american#first#people#indian
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