Haŋhépi Ižáŋžaŋ Reviews
2 reviews have given an average rating of 5 out of 5 Stars
Truly so many untold stories inside of this beautiful earth. I really like the delicate beauty of Aurora borealis described as a scar demanding to be seen, as a wild spirit burning across the sky. Really good subtlety here. I also liked the stanza about blood and how the darkness of things can cause a fire in us.
also, I looked up Haŋhépi Ižáŋžaŋ and all I found was a recipe for pudding (not sure how that correlated) but I like how it's unknown to me. It adds to the mystery of earths' treasures painted in the poem.
It stands for "Night lights" in the Native American Sioux culture. More specifically the Lakota tribe.