Blue Corn Tongue is a like mixtape from a thirty-something Diné punk girl. It offers poetry about love, friendship, environmental destruction, and language loss.
Blue Corn Tongue is a like mixtape from a thirty-something Diné punk girl. It offers poetry about love, friendship, environmental destruction, and language loss.
Amber McCrary is a DinÉ poet and zinester. She is Red House Clan born for Mexican people. She received her MFA in creative writing with an emphasis in poetry from Mills College. This is her first book. www.ambermccrary.com
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DINÉ BIKÉYAH + COLORADO PLATEAU + PAINTED DESERT How the garden grew 000 Blue Corn Woman A relocated grief 000 ShÍma and ShÍ Brother Bacchus 000 Two DinÉ Men at 8 p.m. To change and to be the five fingers of her Manifesto for my unborn daughter Book of Łeetso Ł O’ODHAM JEWED- + SONORAN DESERT Hymn for Hosh For Indigenous lovers only Desert derriÈre TC coincidence? I think not! Round Dance Rain Sweet, sweet HuÑ (ny) Natives with Neural Activity Grass God HA:SAÑ + HOSH + SAGUARO + THE PLACE WHERE WHITE O’ODHAM CORN GROWS Ha:saÑ Self-portrait as a Saguaro Weaving through a metacognition so blue, I drive six hours for you Self-portrait as a Saguaro fruit For Simon Window Rock, AZ Native girls that read Sappho write things like . . . JUNIPER + GAD + WHERE THE BLUE CORN GROWS ShÍ beloved You bring out the Navajo in me Massage my eyes, PLEASE ShÍ Bro, ShÍ dÁ’Ák’eh My blue corn space is SACRED, K!? (PS protect your blue corn space girls) A mixtape for a 30-something-year-old punk girl 3 grrrls from N. Country Part I 3 grrrls from N. Country Part II 3 grrrls from N. Country Part III Blue Wound Visiting the K’É in Bordertown, U.S.A. Will you still see the land in me? A Fighter Flowers Wounded Corn Still Grows This 000 Blue / corn / sky / rises above like an AsdzÁÁ in love Afterword Acknowledgments
DINÉ BIKÉYAH + COLORADO PLATEAU + PAINTED DESERT How the garden grew 000 Blue Corn Woman A relocated grief 000 ShÍma and ShÍ Brother Bacchus 000 Two DinÉ Men at 8 p.m. To change and to be the five fingers of her Manifesto for my unborn daughter Book of Łeetso Ł O’ODHAM JEWED- + SONORAN DESERT Hymn for Hosh For Indigenous lovers only Desert derriÈre TC coincidence? I think not! Round Dance Rain Sweet, sweet HuÑ (ny) Natives with Neural Activity Grass God HA:SAÑ + HOSH + SAGUARO + THE PLACE WHERE WHITE O’ODHAM CORN GROWS Ha:saÑ Self-portrait as a Saguaro Weaving through a metacognition so blue, I drive six hours for you Self-portrait as a Saguaro fruit For Simon Window Rock, AZ Native girls that read Sappho write things like . . . JUNIPER + GAD + WHERE THE BLUE CORN GROWS ShÍ beloved You bring out the Navajo in me Massage my eyes, PLEASE ShÍ Bro, ShÍ dÁ’Ák’eh My blue corn space is SACRED, K!? (PS protect your blue corn space girls) A mixtape for a 30-something-year-old punk girl 3 grrrls from N. Country Part I 3 grrrls from N. Country Part II 3 grrrls from N. Country Part III Blue Wound Visiting the K’É in Bordertown, U.S.A. Will you still see the land in me? A Fighter Flowers Wounded Corn Still Grows This 000 Blue / corn / sky / rises above like an AsdzÁÁ in love Afterword Acknowledgments
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