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The Cry of
the Indian
was of little use,
To them
the white man
turned a deaf ear,
The proud Indians
were tired of
their abuse...
IN THIS,
it seemed their
final year...
They once rode
with great pride
and glory,
These Indians with
honor and courage.
Now from the white
man they hide,
Their life's blood
slowly draining away...
IN THIS,
it seemed
thier final year.

They once were
trusting people,
A man's words
meant everything.
But the white
man thought them
ignorant savages...
IN THIS,
it seemed
their final year.
Some white man
were honorable,
But of them,
the number
was few,
On the Indian
was put the
blame for everything...
IN THIS,
it seemed
their final year.

If you listen closely,
You can still hear
their mournful cries,
Cries for peace
and respect...
IN THIS,
it seemed
their final year.
The
Indians wanted
to live peacefully,
White men would
not let them.
They no longer
could stand by
and be silent
If they died,
it would be with
honor and courage,
not shame...
IN THIS,It Is
Their Final Year.
By Dawn Luck
May the Spirit always
be with you...
Thank you for walking
this path with me! MorningStar Joni
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