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A Forsaken Forest: The Native American Pow Wow
  A frigid and forsaken
  field fancies friends to frolic.
  The lonesome forest remains.
***
  Dakota Sioux
  Stalking squirrels and steadying
  shotguns for their survival.
  A solitary nation.
  Ho-Chunk
  Their ceremonial clothes
  created and constructed.
  A solitary nation.
  Menominee
  Their months of memorizing
  to master the Morning Star.
  A solitary nation.
  Ojibwe
  Overcoming obstacles,
  they obtain new resources.
  A solitary nation.
  Potawatomi
  They proceed to new places,
  positions never persist.
  A solitary nation.
  Fox
  Feared for their forcefulness and
  fertility by their foes.
  A solitary nation.
  Sauk
  They seek soil sufficient
  enough to sow the sweet squash.
  A solitary nation.
***
  Seven tribes congregate and
  play in fervent song and dance.
  The fulfilled forest remains.

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