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E di t e d b y Robert Dale Parker
p Changing Is Not Vanishing i
A Collection of Early American Indian Poetry to 1930

University of Pennsylvania Press

Philadelphia
Copyright © 2011 University of Pennsylvania Press

All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations used for purposes of review or scholarly citation,
none of this book may be reproduced in any form by any means without written permission
from the publisher.

Published by
University of Pennsylvania Press
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-4112

Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Changing is not vanishing : a collection of early American Indian poetry to 1930 / edited
by Robert Dale Parker.
   p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-0-8122-4262-1 (hardcover : alk. paper)
1. American poetry—Indian authors. 2. Indians of North America—Poetry. 3. Indian
poetry—Translations into English. I. Parker, Robert Dale, 1953–
PS591.i55c47 2010
811'.0080897—dc22
2009049139
p
Contents

The Garden of the Mind: An Introduction to Early American Indian

Poetry 1

Poems k

Eleazar 47
In obitum Viri verè Reverendi D. Thomae Thacheri, Qui Ad Dom. ex hâc Vitâ
migravit, 18.8.1678 47
English translation: On the death of that truly venerable man D. Thomas
Thacher [written 1678, published 1702] 48
Jane Johnston Schoolcraft (Ojibwe) 50
Pensive Hours [written 1820, published 1962] 51
The Contrast [written 1823 and possibly later, published 2007] 53
Invocation To my Maternal Grandfather On hearing his descent from
Chippewa ancestors misrepresented [written 1823, published 1860] 54
To the Pine Tree on first seeing it on returning from Europe 55
Translation [English translation of “To the Pine Tree”] [2007] 56
By an Ojibwa Female Pen, Invitation to sisters to a walk in the Garden,
after a shower [written by 1826, published 1962] 57
Lines to a Friend Asleep [written by 1827, published 1962] 57
To my ever lamented and beloved son William Henry [written 1827,
published 1962] 59
To the Miscodeed [2007] 60
On Meditation [2007] 61
Sweet Willy [written 1835 or later, published 2007] 62
Lines written at Castle Island, Lake Superior [written 1838, published 2007] 63
On leaving my children John and Jane at School, in the Atlantic states, and
preparing to return to the interior [written 1838 or 1839, published
1851] 63
English translation of “On leaving my children . . . ” [2007] 64
vi Contents

William Walker, Jr. (Wyandot) 64

[“Oh, give me back my bended bow”] [written approximately in the 1820s,
published 1882 and perhaps earlier] 65
The Wyandot’s Farewell [written 1843, published 1882 and perhaps earlier] 66
Israel Folsom (Choctaw) 66
Lo! The Poor Indian’s Hope [written perhaps around 1831, published 1875] 67
An Indian (Jesse Bushyhead?) (Cherokee) 68
The Indian’s Farewell [1848] 68
John Rollin Ridge / Yellow Bird (Cherokee) 69
An Indian’s Grave [1847] 70
Reflections Irregular [1848] 72
My Harp [1848] 73
Song (“Come to the river’s side, my love”) [1848] 74
Song (“I saw her once—her eye’s deep light”) [1848] 76
The Man of Memory [1848] 77
“The man twenty feet high . . . ” [1848] 79
The Dark One to His Love [1849] 82
The Still Small Voice (“There is a voice more dear to me”) [1851] 83
The Humboldt Desert [1867] 84
Mount Shasta [1853, 1854, 1868] 86
The Atlantic Cable [1868] 88
Humboldt River [1860, 1868] 91
To a Star Seen at Twilight [1849, 1868] 92
The Forgiven Dead [1868] 94
To a Mocking Bird Singing in a Tree [1868] 94
The Rainy Season in California [1868] 96
The Harp of Broken Strings [1850, 1868] 98
October Hills [1867, 1868] 99
To the Beautiful [1868] 100
A Night Scene [1868] 101
False, but Beautiful [1868] 102
To L——— on Receiving Her Portrait [1868] 103
The Stolen White Girl [1868] 104
Poem (“The waves that murmur at our feet”) [1868] 105
Erinna [1848, 1868] 108
Lines on a Humming Bird Seen at a Lady’s Window [1868] 109
Poem (“All hail, the fairest, greatest, best of days!”) [1868] 110
A Scene Along the Rio de las Plumas [1868] 113
 Contents vii

The Still Small Voice (“Alas, how every thing will borrow”) [1848, 1851,
1868] 116
Eyes [1853, 1868] 117
Te-con-ees-kee (Cherokee) 118
Suggested by the report, in the Advocate, of the laying of the corner stone
of the Pocahontas Female Seminary—Cherokee Nation [1848] 119
[“Though far from thee Georgia in exile I roam”] [1848] 120
Si-tu-a-kee, Jr. (Cherokee) 122
To the Tahlequah Gals [1850] 122
William Penn Boudinot (Cherokee) 123
[“There is a spectre ever haunting”] [1851] 123
Tso-le-oh-woh (Cherokee) 125
A Red Man’s Thoughts [1853] 126
What an Indian Thought When He Saw the Comet [1853] 127
C. H. Campbell (Cherokee) 129
[“Our tribe could once of many warriors boast”] [1855] 129
Former Student of the Cherokee Male Seminary (Cherokee) 130
The Rose of Cherokee [1855] 130
Joshua Ross (Cherokee) 131
My Ruling Star [1855] 132
Sequoyah [1856] 133
The Wanderer [1856] 133
On a Lady’s Eyes [1859] 134
Peter Perkins Pitchlynn (Choctaw) 136
Song of the Choctaw Girl [undated, probably 1850s, published 1972] 136
[“Will you go with me”] [undated, probably 1856 or 1857, published 1972] 137
John Gunter Lipe (Cherokee) 137
To Miss Vic [written 1861, published 1921] 138
Anonymous Cherokee (Cherokee) 138
[“Faster and fiercer rolls the tide”] [1871] 138
David J. Brown (Cherokee) 140
Sequoyah [1879] 140
James Harris Guy (Chickasaw) 141
[“The white man wants the Indian’s home”] [1878] 141
Lament of Tishomingo [1879] 142
Old Boggy Depot [written about 1881, published 1927] 144
Fort Arbuckle [written 1885 or earlier, published 1891] 145
viii Contents

John Lynch Adair (Cherokee) 147

Hec Dies: An Imitation [1877] 147
Joy Returneth with the Morning [1889] 148
John Palmer (Chemakum, Skokomish) 149
[I Remember You] [1880] 150
Joseph Lynch Martin (Cherokee) 152
A Dream [1881] 152
Stanzas by Uncle Joe [1891] 153
Wenonah (Cherokee) 154
Thanksgiving [1886] 154
Hors de Combat (Cherokee) 155
[“I’ve returned to home and scanty lunch”] [1887] 155
Alexander Posey (Creek [Muskogee]) 156
O, Oblivion! [probably 1894] 158
Ye Men of Dawes [probably 1894] 158
[“To allot, or not to allot”] [written 1894, published 2008] 159
Wildcat Bill [1894] 160
[“In UNCLE SAM’S Dominion”] [1895] 160
Cuba Libre [1896] 161
Callie [2008] 161
The Squatter’s Fence [written about 1897, published 2008] 162
To Our Baby, Laughing [written about 1897, published 2008] 162
The Two Clouds [probably 1897] 162
The Idle Breeze [written 1897, published 2008] 163
My Fancy [written 1897, published 2008] 163
To a Hummingbird [1897] 163
To the Crow [written 1897, published 2008] 164
The Bluebird [2008] 164
Coyote [2008] 164
Sunset [written 1898, published 2008] 165
The Legend of the Red Rose [probably written 1898, published 1910] 165
To a Morning Warbler [1899] 165
Eyes of Blue and Brown [written 1898, published 2008] 165
Flowers [written 1898, published 2008] 166
The Deer [written 1898, published 2008] 166
When Love Is Dead [1900] 167
Say Something [2008] 167
Tulledega [published about 1900] 167
The Arkansas River [written about 1900, published 2008] 168
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 Contents ix

Ode to Sequoyah [1899] 168

An Outcast [1899] 169
The Decree [1900] 169
On the Capture and Imprisonment of Crazy Snake, January, 1901 [1910] 170
The Fall of the Redskin [1901] 170
Saturday [1901] 172
On Hearing a Redbird Sing [1902] 174
It’s Too Hot [1903] 174
A Freedman Rhyme [1905] 174
On Viewing the Skull and Bones of a Wolf [2008] 175
A Vision of Rest [1910] 175
William Abbott Thompson (Cherokee) 176
You Can Always Tell [1895] 176
Rufus Buck (Yuchi) 177
My dream [written 1896, published 1898] 179
James Roane Gregory (Euchee [Yuchi], Muskogee [Creek]) 179
The Promised Seal [1895] 180
Otheen, Okiyetos [1895] 181
Rain [1895] 182
Storm Lights [1895] 182
The Green Corn Dance [1900] 185
Nineteenth Century Finality [1900] 185
Kingfisher (Cherokee) 186
After the Curtis Bill Passes [1898] 186
J. C. Duncan (Cherokee) 188
The Red Man’s Burden: Parody on Kipling’s Poem [1899] 188
Richard C. Adams (Delaware [Lenape]) 190
To the American People [1899] 190
A Delaware Indian Legend [1899] 191
To the Delaware Indians [1899] 196
Too-qua-stee / De Witt Clinton Duncan (Cherokee) 198
The White Man’s Burden [1899] 199
The Dead Nation [1899] 202
A Vision of the End [1899] 204
Cherokee Memories [1900] 205
Truth Is Mortal [1901] 208
A Christmas Song [1901] 209
Sequoyah [1904] 210
My Mother’s Ring [1904] 211
x Contents

Dignity [1904] 212

Labor [1904] 213
Indian Territory at World’s Fair [1904] 214
Thanksgiving [1904] 215
Olivia Ward Bush-Banks (Montaukett) 216
On the Long Island Indian [1890] 217
Morning on Shinnecock [1899] 218
A Hero of San Juan [1899] 218
Symbols [written after 1900, published 1991] 220
Filled with You [written after 1900, published 1991] 220
Regret [1905] 221
Heart-Throbs [1914] 221

l Boarding School Poems

l Adin C. Gibbs (Delaware [Lenape]) 223

The Cornwall Seminary [1822] 223
l Corrinne (Cherokee) 224
Our Wreath of Rose Buds [1854] 224
l Lily Lee (Cherokee) 225
Literary Day Among the Birds [1855] 225
l N. (Cherokee) 226
[Farewell] (“To school-mates dear, to teachers kind”) [1855] 226
l Emma Lowrey Williams (Cherokee) 227
Life [written 1855, published 1922] 227
l Elsie Fuller (Omaha) 228
A New Citizen [1887] 228
l Samuel Sixkiller (Cherokee) 229
To Class ’95 [1895] 229
[My First Winter Out of School] [1896] 230
l Melinda Metoxen (Oneida) 232
Iceland [1896] 233
l J. William Ettawageshik (Ottawa) 234
The Glow-Worm [1911] 234
l Anonymous Carlisle student 235
My Industrial Work [1913] 235
 Contents xi

l Lillian Simons (Mashpee) 236

Silhouettes—Guess [1913] 236
l Maude Cooke (Mohawk) and Agnes Hatch (Chippewa) 237
Our Cottage [1917] 237
l Francis L. Verigan (Tlingit) 238
Be a Carlisle Student [1917] 239
The Martyrdom of Funny Face [1918] 239
l Tyler Young (Arapaho) 241
Just Imagine [1920] 241

Mabel Washbourne Anderson (Cherokee) 242

Nowita, the Sweet Singer [1900] 242
Henry B. Sarcoxie (Delaware [Lenape]) 251
In the Desert [1900] 251
Up the Washita [1900] 251
Evalyn Callahan Shaw (Creek [Muskogee]) 252
October [1900] 252
Laura Minnie Cornelius (Oneida) 253
A Tribute to the Future of My Race [1903] 253
Hen-toh / Bertrand N. O. Walker (Wyandot) 257
A Mojave Lullaby [1903, 1905, 1924] 257
Pontiac [1906] 258
A Desert Memory [1906, 1924] 261
A Song of a Navajo Weaver [1906, 1916, 1924] 262
A Wyandot Cradle Song [1910, 1924] 263
Arrow-Heads [1915, 1924] 264
The Warrior’s Plume [1915, 1924] 264
A Strand of Wampum [1915] 265
The Calumet [1919, 1924] 266
My Fren’ [1924] 266
Injun Summa [1924] 267
The Seasons [1924] 268
Fishin’ [1924] 269
Fire [1924] 269
Smokin’ [1924] 270
Big Tree’s Horse [1924] 271
xii Contents

A Borrowed Tale [1924] 272

Coyote [1924] 273
An Indian Love Song [1924] 273
Wyandot Names [1924] 274
Huntin’ [1924] 274
Triplets [1924] 275
Sleep It Summa’ Time [1924] 276
August [1924] 277
“Weengk” [1924] 277
Agency Police I [1924] 278
Agency Police II [1924] 279
Agency Police III [1924] 279
Joseph M. La Hay (Cherokee) 280
Consolation [1905] 281
William D. Hodjkiss (Dakota) 281
Song of the Storm-Swept Plain [1913] 282
Arthur Caswell Parker (Seneca) 283
My Race Shall Live Anew [1914] 284
Faith [1916] 284
Irene Campbell Beaulieu (Sioux) 284
Poor Lo [1916] 285
Carlos Montezuma (Yavapai) 286
“An Evening’s Reverie” [not previously published] 286
Changing Is Not Vanishing [1916] 287
Indian Office [1916] 288
Civilization [1917] 289
Steady, Indians, Steady [1917] 291
I Have Stood Up for You [1919] 292
William J. Kershaw (Menominee) 294
The Indian’s Salute to His Country [1915] 294
Joseph Fights No More [1929] 295
Thomas Dewey Slinker (Choctaw) 296
Our Side of It [1918] 296
James E. Waters / Wild Pigeon (Montaukett, Matinnecock) 297
Montauk [1919] 298
King Philip (Pometacom) [1919] 298
The First American Alliance [1919] 299
 Contents xiii

Wanda Short 301

On Straight to Freedom [1920] 301
Sunhair 302
One Spirit—One Race [1920] 303
A Song of Hope [1920] 303
Our Contributor (Anishinaabe?) 304
The Ne’er Digressing Quartette [1920] 304
Leta V. Meyers Smart (Omaha) 305
W-H-O [1920] 305
On a Nickel [1921] 306
A Picture [1921] 307
A Young Man’s Adventure with Opportunity [1922] 307
Wa Wa Chaw (Payomkowishum, Luiseño) 310
The Trial of the Mission Indian [1922] 311
The Indian Cry [1922] 312
The Indians’ Spirits [1922] 314
The Indian Game [1922] 314
Haunted Brains [1922] 315
Gone Are the Days [1922] 316
The Present Indian Slave [not previously published] 317
My Psyche and Wassaja [written probably about 1923, published 1980] 318
And So All Things of the Earth [1980] 318
In Memory of My Homosexual Friend: Imaginary Love. . . . [1980] 319
My Secret World [1980] 320
Ruth Margaret Muskrat (Cherokee) 320
Songs of the Spavinaw [1920] 321
Sentenced (A Dirge) [1921] 322
When It’s Dark [1921] 322
The Hunter’s Wooing [1921] 323
An Indian Lullaby [1921] 324
Nunih Waiyah [1922] 324
from Sonnets from the Cherokee (May Mrs. Browning Pardon Me) [1922] 325
The Warriors’ Dance [1922] 326
The Apache Reservation [1922] 326
The Trail of Tears [1922] 327
If You Knew [1923] 328
In Class [1924] 328
To an Indian Lover [1924] 329
xiv Contents

Broken Wing Bird 330

Why? Why? Why? [1921] 330
Come Back, Indians of Yesterday [1921] 330
Blue Feather 331
The Lone Tee-Pee [1921] 331
Mrs. Minot Carter (Dakota ) 332
Raindrops [1922] 332
Fancies [1922] 333
Alfred C. Gillis (Winnemem Wintu) 333
The Bird with the Wounded Wing [1923] 334
An Indian Cradle Song [1923] 335
The Shasta Lily [1923] 336
To the Wenem Mame River [1924] 336
The Sacramento River [1924] 338
Where Sleep the Wintoon Dead [1924] 339
The Klamath Girl [1924] 339
My Prayer [1924] 340
Arsenius Chaleco (Yuma) 341
The Indian Requiem [1924] 341
Lynn Riggs (Cherokee) 342
Charger [1928, 1930] 342
Song of the Unholy Oracle [1930] 343
Spring Morning—Santa Fe [1930] 344
The Wolves [1928, 1930] 344
Santo Domingo Corn Dance [1926, 1930] 344
A Letter [1930] 346
Bird Cry [1930] 347
Wonder [1930] 347
The Deer [1930] 347
The Hollow [1930] 348
The Golden Bee [1930] 348
Angry Sea [1930] 349
The Golden Cockerel [1928, 1930] 349
Skulls Like These [1930] 349
For a Silent Poet [1930] 350
Moon [1930] 350
Those Who Speak in Whispers [1930] 351
The Perfect Tree [1930] 351
The Vandals [1930] 352
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