#crow dog

[l4wlii]

Some comms for my Top Patron

[wellconstructedsentences]

I am not afraid to die. If I die at Wounded Knee, I will go where Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull and our grandfathers are.

Crow Dog

[wellconstructedsentences]

The white man's reality are his streets with their banks, shops, neon lights, and traffic, streets full of policeman, whores, and sad-faced people in a hurry to punch a time-clock. But this is unreal. The real reality is underneath all this. Grandfather Peyote helps you find it.

Crow Dog

[awellreadwoman]

The first Crow Dog had shown them the way. As a chief, he had the right to wear a war bonnet, but he never did. Instead he found somewhere an old, discarded, white man's cloth cap with a visor and to the top of it he fastened an eagle feather. He used to say: 'This white man's cap that I am wearing means that I must live in the wasicun's world, under his government. The eagle feather means that I, Crow Dog, do not let the wasicun's world get the better of me, that I remain an Indian until the day I die.'

Mary Crow Dog, Lakota Woman

[awellreadwoman]

Our most sacred altar is this hemisphere, this earth we’re standing on, this land we’re defending.

Leonard Crow Dog, Lakota Woman

[drcjsnider]

Crow Dog with gun and horse, 1898

[humanoidhistory]

Crow Drog, Nebraska, circa 1898. Photo by John Anderson. Courtesy of the Nebraska State Historical Society.

[thisisnotimeformakingenemie-blog]

I'll teach you a song--the voices of the spirits. The drum will be the heart beat of Mother Earth. The clouds are the dreams--visions of the mind. We will be praying to elevate ourselves from this world to the other world.

Crow Dog♥