Buried Bones of Savage Love
Under the crypt of mountain ash, earth, and stone
I buried my love, my native princess, my soul mate
With my life, my passion, I am guided by her promise
By her kiss, by her song, and she will rise with the white doves
As they fly into the sunlight through an open leather blanket door
The honor, of our forefathers, the respect of our land, our growing child
We were once one, and now as I command, we shall again find comfort
Bones of savage love, I rip this broken wretched heart from my chest
I give it to you, as our skin will warm, as our loves passion beats once more
The drums will drum, the dance of joining spirits chant the night as we reunite
Shining bright in the heavens glowing ray, our blood rises to the top in vain
The blood of Cherokee strength, the lust for our drink of native life
Our savage love, no longer buried bones, we shall come to live
As the doves of hope and faith, carry us away and keep us safe
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Hi again Miss McGowin, gosh, I really love these poems of yours......I think I told you I am part Cherokee so these pieces you write are of great interest to me.......you are such a fantastic poet.......are you compiling a book of poems on the Cherokee.....if you are I'd love to be directed to where I might purchase one.......lovely write my friend..........loved it.......smiles........tony xx
Thanks again Tony, I am going to be publishing a book later this fall, and one will be on native American heritage "Cherokee"
So I will keep you posted.
Have a great day!
Nancy
Hi Nancy, so glad to hear that......looking forward to the book........my family and I thank you kind lady.....it's an important tribute you're doing........your friend and admirer.........tony xx
Tony, thanks again, for your kind words and appreciation
nancy xx