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Wind River Shoshone Woman
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
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Sage Sweetwater bringing you the Upper Tier in lesbian erotica...


burning wild celery,
woodpecker drills a hole
to remind me how to get to
the sap, I emulate, I know the
drill, thrust good measure harnessed
in my leather strap, don't you need...in
your lap, and I...

...take what's rolled inside
the cornhusk, the vision is born
from the smoke rising dusk, fish
for salmon in spring, gather acorns
in fall, in b'tween, masturbate with the
fantasy of your basketry not so tight, it
leaks, teach celibacy how to speak different
languages,
extinguished from the dew of a leaf
before I can stone, Mama Cass Elliot sings Creeque
Alley, "McGuinn and McGuire still are gettin' higher in
L.A. you know where that's at," and I...

...Wind River Shoshone Woman,
fast until I see a robin, my transition
in the early spring, I keep count of the
passionate nights we f***ed, on a marked
stick, Black Wind made Earth, Yellow Wind
made Light, Lavender Wind made love, notched
feather dyed red, according to warrior coupe, I was
wounded, transition turned blood of the feather to
ink of the quill, I dreamed a storm, when I woke, my
heart was painted with a jagged thunderbolt that tore
into my left breast, my body thrashed with the marks
of hailstones, and I...

...have vivid visions you are
the moon's representative, making
an ancient appearance, bringing me Light
from the dark who tramped on my garden and
chased pussy from range, I know the drill, thrust
good measure, the deepest Truth harnessed in my
leather strap, don't you need...in your lap, and I...

...Wind River Shoshone Woman
love this beautiful land, red cedar
message-laden, the Salmon elders
ask if I followed their instructions,
fish for salmon in spring, gather acorns
in fall, in b'tween, masturbate with the
fantasy of your basketry not so tight, it
leaks, teach celibacy how to speak different
languages...

I...


Copyright 2007 Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist

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 Reviews of "Wind River Shoshone Woman"
Reviewed by Butch Howard (Reader)
Reviewed on April 5, 2007
Sage, you sure do have a unique and beautiful way of expressing passion. Well done!
~Butch

Reviewed on April 3, 2007
Sage this is so incredibly deep and mystic and yet so sensual and earthy. Your imagery is stunning as always. Beautiful poetry.

Reviewed by Carolyn McGovern-Bowen
Reviewed on April 3, 2007
"... you are the moon's representative... bringing me Light..."
love getting lost in your words, Sage. this is piece is especially engaging. well done.
peace,
Carolyn

Reviewed by Aberjhani
Reviewed on April 2, 2007
A unique and profound metaphysical mesh of womanist passion, esoteric vision, and social history. The artistry here nearly elevates the poem to a self-contained world deftly defined and sustained by its own myths and traditions. Good poetry can pull off that kind of magic and adds to the reason for celebrating National Poetry Month. Much gratitude for this very fine read and for all of your ground-breaking literary marvels.
Aberjhani

Reviewed by Chrissy McVay
Reviewed on April 2, 2007
Excellent write, Sage!

Chrissy

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on April 2, 2007
i bow at your ability to inspire my synapses to evolve my vision ... I ...

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on April 2, 2007
You are one very wise woman Sage whose name befits you perfectly!

Eileen

Reviewed on April 2, 2007
This is Beautiful SAge and deeply felt!
I can and feel so much in your wording!
Warmly, WArrior Lady Sheeeoox

Reviewed on April 2, 2007
Sage,

What imagery you paint on my eyes: well done! I concur with Nicky, Wind River Shoshone Woman is gorgeous.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Nicky Goodman
Reviewed on April 2, 2007
Sage....i am here, quiet in front of this poem...I dreamed a storm, when I woke, my heart was painted with a jagged thunderbolt...teach celibacy how to speak different languages..

Wind River Shoshone Woman is beautiful.

Nicky x


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