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Yiziphi iziqondiso zezempilo nezokuphepha zezivakashi zokokuzithokozisa ezifundeni esezivulwe kabusha? Do Not Cry (poem) by Jake George on AuthorsDen
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by Jake George Thursday, December 30, 2004
 Big foot Haiku night time healing Haiku The Drum Beat of life What is a warrior If Buffalo could read
A poem I wrote for my father after he died of cancer. It is from my Chap Book, "The Red Man In Me"
Do not cry for this warrior when I am gone
I will be running in fields without fences
I will be drinking water that is not polluted
The strength that I lost here will be found
The flesh and bone lost will return in spirit
I will be young and strong again
I will be visiting our ancestors
Knowledge lost will be found anew
I will truly learn the ways of the old ones
I will learn the language of our fathers
I will help to prepare a hearth for you
I will be with our brothers, the winged
Our brothers, the four legged and in the sea
The Great Spirit will guide my steps
My path will be true , I wait for you there
Remember me in laughter
Remember me in the song of the flute
Remember me in the beat of the drum
Dance for me with all your heart
Fore I will be dancing with you
Look in your heart and I will be there
Do not cry for this Warrior I am still here
In your dreams, your heart and memory
Copyright 2002 Jake George (Achgook)
From the book "The Red Man In Me"
The Mystical Indian
Very consoling words for those of us who are older.
No tears here, just warmth. Patrick
The rhythm in this poem speaks as clearly as do the words. The desire to comfort and be comforted is as universal as the certainty of physical death. We long to hear our loved ones after they depart this life and your poem does that.
What a great outlook you have on life and the afterlife. Sounds as if you are truly a man of God. Take care and stay well.
What a beautiful tribute to your father. Yes the Great Spirit will embrace him and he is learning all that we seek now here on Earth. Rise to Sister Moon and Father Sky, Mother Earth and Brother Wind, for they embrace his spirit and transcended his journey with loving energy.
Reviewed by Heather White
Loved this, brought tears to my eyes
Brilliant, with a capital B
Gerald J Tate
Thank you for sharing these soul stirring sentiments. Love and peace,
This made me cry. I thought of my father. I wished his words were as true as your father's. These words are beautiful. They are the sky, the rain, the morning dew. They are you.
What a WArm Feeling here!
Thank you for sharing your Soul Jake~
Never read you before- I will again...
Come to my corner of the den, when you can!
Have an Enjoyable New Year!
WArmest Blessings and HuGs,WArrior Sheee
(To read "My MOm's Husband" and "The Name DAD Should be Love"- would explain Warrior title for me)~
Thank you for this heart touching reminder. I have lost family to cancer too and it helps to know they are in a better place :-) Cheers!
A shining tribute to your father. Very well penned...you honor him with your words. Bless you, my friend, and thank you.
Reviewed by Leslie Bond
Very excellent poetry about your father! Leslie
outstanding job on this, jake! wonderful tribute to your daddy; his spirit will live on!
(((HUGS))) and love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :( >tears <
This is very beautifully crafted, and I love the mystical sentiments that flow through this wonderful tribute to your father!
I'm sure he would be proud of what you have written!