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17 giu 2024 · This poem by the celebrated Native American writer N. Scott Momaday (whose Kiowa Indian name is Tsoai-talee) spoke to me in its celebration of alive connectedness and confident goodness.
1 giorno fa · Recurring themes in Momaday’s writing include ‘blood memory’ and the closely related ‘earth remembered’. Our original connection to Earth resides in the memories contained in the blood pumping through our hearts to the extremities of our bodies. Both concepts hint at the ancestral knowledge each of us was born with.
11 giu 2024 · Dr. N. Scott Momaday came to national attention in the USA for his book, “House Made Of Dawn” which was the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize in 1969. Many literary accolades followed his stellar career as a writer, poet, storyteller, playwright, and College Professor. THE IMAGINATION. From mere reality these words become
1 giu 2024 · N. Scott Momaday was a Native American author who wrote about Native Americans. His 1969 novel "House Made of Dawn" tells the story of Abel, a young man who grew up on a New Mexico reservation. Abel returns from the war to resume his life on the reservation but goes to prison after killing a man that he suspects of witchcraft.
7 giu 2024 · Scott Momaday calls upon his Kiowa background to give us echoes of ancient oral tradition. His use of traditional English poetic forms is both fluent and exact. His voice is ancestral and contemporary, profoundly American and genuinely universal.
10 giu 2024 · The patchwork of morning on gray moraine: Had I words I could tell of origin, Of God’s hands bloody with birth at first light, Of my thin squeals in the heat of his breath, Of the taste of being, the bitterness, And scents of camas root and chokecherries.
3 giu 2024 · First, they embraced a Spanish import—the horse—which, as observed elsewhere by the Kiowa writer N. Scott Momaday, allowed them to “prevail against [their] oldest enemy—distance.” And second, they opted to become full-time nomadic bison hunters, prospering for several generations until the buffalo herds collapsed and the ...
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