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Come, Wewoka & Diary of Medicine Flower

By Edward C. Patterson
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Published: May 30, 2008
Words: 11,161 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452300955


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The Trail of Tears left a deep mark on the Cherokee nation, a mark that still ripples through the descendants of that culture. It should also leave an indelible mark on the current conscience. Come, Wewoka - Poems on the Trail of Tears is a collection of heartfelt reflections on Cherokee culture during those days and after. Diary of Medicine Flower - Cherokee Aphorisms re modern Cherokee thoughts

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Review by: Sharon E. Cathcart on Dec. 10, 2009 : star star star star
Ed Patterson has written some glorious poetry with evocative imagery in the first half of this book. "Come, Wewoka" consists of numerous pieces discussing aspects of the Trail of Tears and describing the history of the Cherokee nation.

"Diary of Medicine Flower" is a delightful series of philosophical essays on a variety of topics. I particularly enjoyed the essay about the spirit pouch, which contains items that touch an individual's soul, and how we should always have a spirit pouch (I presume in a figurative sense) to remind of us of who we are.

Highly recommended for admirers of poetry or those interested in Native American thoughts and culture.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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