Cherokee Poem by nimal dunuhinga

Cherokee

Rating: 5.0


She explains;
'I am an Indian of an Iroquoian tribe
And I am sorry for my English slang.
I want you to thank for that beautiful poem
'Not a foe'
Yes, we are friends
I am a spinster but unfortunately
You are married.'
I hear my beloved groans by my side
And it's late at Midnight.
It's another sad ending of an Oklahoma wintry dream.

* To all the friends, wishing a merry Christmas and a better new year!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Zubyre Parvez 30 December 2009

Nice tone and nice topic. New years greetings!

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Alison Cassidy 28 December 2009

You have captured the mystery of the Cherokee people in this fascinating dream. I'm sure it is the stuff of dreams that is at the core of much poetry. May your 2010 be filled with happy dreams and fistfuls of words. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Sandra Fowler 02 December 2009

Your wintry dream is charming. Like a storybook view of life.Merry Christmas, Nimal. Always your appalachian friend, Sandra

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Romeo Della Valle 01 December 2009

Short, but deep poem, it carried the message, well-penned, brother, you got my vote,10+++, Love and Peace, Romeo (Merry Christmas to you too) ....

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