You have my heart
so we’ll never part
Many things can destroy us
Turning us to dust
but we are never passed away
As the sun shines so gay
The music of our dance
is the infinite sound of our chance
What befalls the white man’s hand
Footsteps in our sacred sand
Our home is empty, except our love
tenderly held by our sister’s glove
The plains are bare
our knives in much less care
We speak not to our beasts of life
our friends that freed us from starving strife
Do what you must
but we have to conquer trust
and not let hatred steal
The faithful passion that we feel
Curse the fate of the human soul
no matter who or when the drums do roll
We are blessed with courage and faith
tying us to the past warrior’s wraith
Nicely done interpretation of Johnson’s A CRY FROM AN INDIAN WIFE….
love the lyrical feel of your poems, so smooth