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0 posted 2001-03-26 10:18 PM


Anasazi Sunset
By: Noah Eaton
3/22/01

Titans of Trinity gently nod yonder the guava skies
Sandstone lips break gently, the calling of Eternity just commencing
That doth forgive the unforgiving
Ancient passion bleeds, it’s essence quoth this vast golden blanket

Cradled in the veneer lap of Her serenity
The sagebrush children sway in the sitar winds
Sipping the flaming blood of their fathers, bereaving the Higher Peace
The legacy of earthly love cloaked upon the sooners

Another sleeping arroyo is another sleeping youth
Hibernating amidst a sea of lies, breathing against a verisimilitude of a truth
Every desert has it’s rain, every doctrine has a faith
Arroyo shalt flow again, wash away at the silt of a broken sun

Anasazi’s sacred honey seethes from fraternal lungs
One burdened of a friend, the other governed as a foe
Their spirits can still be heard, in the last light of day
Beckoned from the woolen lips of the ghost coyote…
And time is but a ghost within such that ghost…


© Copyright 2001 Nadia Lockheart - All Rights Reserved
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1 posted 2001-03-27 12:42 PM


Noah~
This is just a remarkable piece of writing.
So spiritual in it's movement.

The Ancient Spirits of the Anasazi
would be appeased with your offering.
You have stoked the fire of their heritage
to burn brightly in rememberance.

So moving - thank you for sharing this.
~*Marge*~

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2 posted 2001-03-27 12:54 PM


Superb! How I, in a fleeting moment, lived these words I recited a loud. Thank you.

"I am not now that which I have been."

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3 posted 2001-03-27 10:30 AM


Noah =
As one who shares your appreciation for the ancient indians of our southwest (It's in my will- that my ashes be spread over Anasazi land) - I particularily loved this - but even more so because as Marge already said - it has great spiritual beauty

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4 posted 2001-03-27 11:41 AM


Noah, I do believe this is perhaps the best you have penned to date. I like the sharing of the spirit of the Indians with the words of Olde England...allowing people and their beliefs to meld....

a true joy is this, and a personal treasure in my library....

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5 posted 2001-03-27 07:26 PM


again Noah, you amaze me with your gift of words and spirit. . .

excellent. . .

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