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Rio Abajo Rio - Grenfell Fairhead
WIND-COME-OUT-OF-NO-WHERE
Wind—come-out-of-No-Where—
one Hear tell of it—
a Whisper—
a Word—
by one who claim—Know—
turn away—
not Wind-from-No-Where—
from one—who Know—
Listen—
Hear—
No-Thing—
*
Wind—not-come-from-Any-Where—
Sudden it come—
it come—like Haunt—
a dark Wind—
whereof one keep silent—
a Sudden rush of Wind—
dark Wind—come-out-of-No-Where—
dark Shadow on dark Water—
and River—
what She Say—
River Say—
No-Thing—
*
WOMAN – SHE-WOLF
She-Wolf—close by—
Woman—Feel Her—
Woman Touch Place between both Eye—
Mark-of-Blood-Pattern—
put Hand here—
She Touch Throat—it Speak—not Words—
put Hand here—
She Touch Heart—She Feel She-Wolf—in Heart—
Woman Say—
this Loba—bring such Alone in Heart—
this—She-Wolf-with-Limp—
full-grown—Female—not young—
Story—not tell—
Loba—on path—same like Wolf-Woman—
Story—not tell—
cast out Pack—perhaps—
Wolf-Pack—Life—Hard—Fierce—
Wolf-Woman—Life—same—
this Woman—never Belong—
any-where—
never want it—
Deep in Heart—
and now—this She-Wolf—with No-Name—
why She come this Place—
maybe share—same Strong—Feel in Heart—
like Wolf-Woman—
share same—Sad—
walk alone—in Forest—
Listen River—
how—Call—come—to—Wolf-Woman—
it come—
like—Deep Pain—
more Deep—like Mountain—
more Deep—like Black Night—
more Deep—like Great Mist—
like—Listen—Howl—
like—no—Ear—Hear—Tears—
like Blood-Call—Wild-Empty—
like—Big Pain in Heart—
Sad—
like—dark Haunt Wind—
*
where She Know it—
it come from—She-Wolf-Pattern—
from—Scent-of-Foot-Print—
from—Ancient-Memories—
Long-Before-Count—
Woman—Know—Loba—here—now—
She—wait—
She—watch—
*
SANGRE
She first Hear Call—Day She Find Sangre—
Hear—long—Howl—in torrent of Leaf—
some Leaf—Stain—Bright-Red Blood—
some Blood—begin go Black—
Hear Call—from Wide-Open-Eye—
from—Strong-Dead-Face—
She Child then—
*
and what Say of Her—
She—also Name—
Hembra de Lobos—
Wolf-Woman—
Stranger ask—
why—Wolf-Woman here—
People—not see Wolf—
Wolf stay—Woman stay—
not—See—Wolf—
no—
*
when She Child—She think—all People Live—same—
She smile—
Sangre Show Her—other Story—
Sangre—
where He go—
*
Wind blow through Trees—
Fall-Time—all Leaf look—not same—
way Song—not same—
Big-Shine make Leaf—not look same—
Warm-Leaf—
First-Blood Leaf—
Mix-Sky Leaf—
fall down on Her—
what they Say—
She See Small-Wolf behind Eye—
She Feel Hackle rise on Back-of-Neck—
Sangre—
no—
Sangre—He not here—
maybe—other time—
maybe—other Life—
maybe—same—other—Story—
maybe—Child—Hide—in—Woman—
*
Woman sit—gaze Water—
dark Water—
Woman Listen River—
River Voice—dark like Water—
no Light in Voice—no Light in dark River—
Dios de los Rios—
why Voice—always other—always same—
why take all River-Story away—
how then—
Woman Listen River—
River not Speak like Wind—
Wind-come-from-No-Where—come like strange—
like Haunt—
like—Face Big-Round—Live behind Mountain—
Big-Round—not warm like Big-Shine—
Big-Round—Hang in Night-Sky—
Big-Round—
so still—
so bright—
so silent—
dark River—say No-Thing—
*
HOMBRE
Hombre wear—Animal Skin on both Hand—
soft Animal Skin—like Hand-Shoe—
Hombre make Hand-Shoe—soft Skin—Young-Wolf-Cub—
keep both Hand warm—
Hombre set Trap—close by—Two-Rocks—
Gather—arm-full Leaf—
throw Leaf—High—in Air—