Gaoyohe
Cayuga
Wolf Clan
The Dream
The newcomers of 500 years ago, they are still our brothers and sisters
Our ancestors thought they were our true brothers
These brothers only dream of one thing today
That is to take as much as they can whilst they forget about tomorrow
Now we truly know they are our younger brothers.
That’s their dream and I know we have dreams too
Many of our people young and old alike are dreaming many dreams too!
These dreams are buried deep in the hearts of the people
These dreams are waiting to be shared.
Let us gather once again as a many people of great nations
Let us come listen to the dreams of the children, youth, adults and the
Elders
Let us gather, to dream a new dream!
A dream that so great that it will take us and our children’s children
into the next
500 years
A dream that once again takes the best of the best and is put into a new
bundle
A bundle that builds upon and comforts one with love, compassion, and
joy
A bundle that anyone if they so desire can carry to use for their family
and be willing to share with the next family
Let us again be a shining example for the rest of the world to see
Let us gather up the ambers we all carry to make a great fire
A fire that burns so high that is fueled by truth, honesty and giving
A fire that was built almost 500 years ago still burns in the hearts of
our people
Let us rebuild that fire so that it combines the dreams of our ancestors
with the
dreams of today’s dreamers
Let us make our ambers burn so bright again that we can take them back
home for our families and for the people
Let us dream and continue to dream a new dream for the next 500 years.
danetoh!
September 29, 2003
Luc Majno, She:kon! Gwe! Bonjour!
My name is Luc Majno, and I live in Caraquet, New Brunswick, in eastern Canada. I live my life as a musician and a photographer/cameraman, trying also to piece
together this past I have inherited, so that I may come to Peace with it some
day. I hope my humble submissions to The Tree Of Peace Society will help see the other side of the coin, another cultural
perspective.
CROOKED SCISSORS
a writing
Everywhere I look, I see crooked.
In all that I do, I think crooked.
My lines that I cut are crooked,
My life with others, with Nature,
All of it is crooked.
How can this be?
Maybe because the tool is crooked.
Maybe because the one instrument
That I am using,
The one who has taught me all that I am
Is crooked, and I now realize this.
There is only one thing to do.
I look at my scissors.
They are crooked.
I change scissors.
March 2005