Our Past |
by Jim Harrison |
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Ice. Air. Heads fall. Red snow, half eaten cows. Crawling horses. Ice. Air. Heads fall. Red snow, half eaten cows. Crawling horses. No one can shoot the little pig running to and fro. He eats ears and noses, exposed feet and fingers. Crows are everywhere. By spring it’s only the bones of our ancestors. Since the Indian Wars the bones are on foreign shores except in New York City where Humpty Dumpty can’t be put back together again no matter how hard they’ve tried. |
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