Indian Singing, Revised Edition Book

	Introductions
	Preface
	Indian Singing in 20th Century America	2
	Relocation	4
	To Grow Sane	6
	American Abroad	8
	Crow Voices	9
	Coyote, Hanging in a Museum, Comes off the Wall	10
	Laughter Breaks	12
	Drum	13
	Grandfather Dancing	14
	'Ohgi'we	16
	Sehia:rak	18
	Urban Indians, Pioneer Square, Seattle	20
	It is important	22
	Approaching the Mystery	23
	Huckleberry Feast, Warm Springs Nation, 1979	24
	Night Gives Old Woman the Word	26
	After the Invasion	28
	Gathering Basket Grass	31
	Sacrifice	32
	The Women Faculty and Staff Ride Home from British Columbia	34
	Further	35
	Reflections on a Visit to the Burke Museum, University of Washington, Seattle	36
	Medicine Bearer	39
	An Onondaga Sits in International Children's Park, Seattle	40
	Not sense	42
	To Joseph, who is never gone	43
	The Inevitable	44
	Singing Out the Ghosts	45
	Falling, Gloria Looks Up	46
	Edges	48
	Hen; iah; toka' non:wa	49
	Light Shakes	50
	Dawn Down East	51
	Moving Through Dark	53
	Creation Is the Song	54
	Tsooyes Beach, Makah Nation, 1981	55
	The Returning	56
	Bus Ride, Omaha, November, 1977	57
	To Teach the Wit	58
	Fall	59
	And Wake	61
	Owning Difference	65
	An Onondaga trades with a woman who sings with a Mayan tongue	67
	Train Trip from Nogales to Mexico City: Day 2 (On first seeing Flamboyantes and other Southern things)	68
	Rain Song	69
	Comparing Sockeye and King Salmon	70
	In Homage to the Chinese Inventor Who Invented "Gunpowder" Without the Gun	72
	Surviving	74
	Days	75
	Art
	Transforming Star	2
	Coyote Brushes His Teeth and Goes Courting	11
	Dreaming of the Faces That Came to Dance When It Was Cold	25
	There Is That Energy in Suns ...	30
	Medicine Bearer	38
	KO-KO-KO-IO-TI Goes East to Visit His Younger Brother E:rhar	52
	A Winter Visitor from an Old One's Story Invades My Dreams: Making Him, I Release Him to the World to Do His Work	60
	The Things Colonial Angels Witness	66
	Exploding Star	73
	Sky Woman's Daughter	76