A Poem by Candice Wu
This is a Poem Shared on the Podcast about Candice’s Past Life as Native American that was revealed to her slowly in this life.
The podcast episodes that describe the past life in detail are: Deep Mystery of Life Part 1 — EP84 and Deep Mystery of Life Part 2 — EP88, with a short preface in Past Life Trauma — EP49.
I died three lifetimes ago
Silence screaming, innocence shed
Horse, you felt the knife in my Uterus
Our souls intertwined and bled
Father frantic and furious
Blood of his Blood, an unspeakable day
How dare White Man take
The heart of the Ojibway?
Sweet Friend we ran with
stars in our pockets, you and me
Swallowing moon in our bellies
Foolish eyes only beginning to see
Fierce and Stubborn know themselves in me
How could this soul stay inside beaded lines?
Mother cannot give Life to Look
The night Forest and Fire gave Signs
White Man of the Dark
I let this bond go
Who is more foolish?
Pain asks to flow
Mothers of Mother and White Man
Feather, Father, Horse and Friend
I come Home a new knowing
I Am all of you, the beginning of that end
Soul of Suns and Moons ago
More Life I now can make
Wiser with more knowing
The Foolish Journey I would never not take
Featured Photo by Chris Spiegl
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