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We Live Here
We Live Here: Poems for an Ojibwe Calendar Year | Lois Beardslee
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These poems not only evoke a sense of spirit that transcends boundaries but they bear traditional knowledge, notions of the seasons, and conceptions of how the spirit is shaped by nature.
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Anishinaabe author and artist Lois Beardslee has composed a remarkable collection of poetry (with illustrations!) in which she shares her experience of living in two cultures at the same time.
Beardslee's poems are inspired by everyday life, the bounty of earth, and Anishinaabe practices and history. Additionally, she captures the lasting impact of colonization and the ways in which climate change and mankind are shaping our world.