American Indian love lyrics and other verse

About this eBook

Compiler

Barnes, Nellie

Title

American Indian love lyrics, and other verse, from the songs of the North American Indians

Original Publication

United States: The Macmillan Company,1925.

Credits

Tim Lindell and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Language

English

LoC Class

E011: History: America: America

Subject

Indians of North America -- Poetry

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 69419

Release Date

November 24, 2022

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.PREFACE
3. 3.FOREWORD
4. 4.CONTENTS
5. 5.AMERICAN INDIAN LOVE LYRICS
6. 6.PART ONE Indian Love Lyrics and Other Verse selected from the songs of the North American Indians — MY BARK CANOE ( Ojibwa ) — HER SHADOW ( Ojibwa ) — LOVER’S WOOING or BLANKET SONG ( Zuñi ) — PAPAGO LOVE SONG ( Papago ) — LOVE SONG ( Dakota ) — THE BRIDE’S SONG ( Algonquin ) — LONELY ( Ojibwa ) — WAR SONG ( Dakota ) — ONONDAGA HYMN ( Iroquois ) — LAMENT OF A MAN FOR HIS SON ( Paiute ) — DEATH OF TALUTA ( Siouan ) — WIND SONG ( Kiowa ) — BLUEBIRD SONG ( Pima ) — SONG OF THE UNHAPPY WIFE ( Dakota ) — THE SONG OF UKIABI ( Cegiha ) — A LOVER’S LAMENT ( Tewa ) — MY HOME OVER THERE ( Tewa ) — HUNTING-SONG ( Navaho ) — A SONG OF THE DEER CEREMONY ( San Carlos Apache ) — MOUNT KOONAK: A SONG OF ARSUT ( Eskimaun ) — THE COYOTE AND THE LOCUST ( Zuñi ) — KA-NI-GA SONG — CORN-GRINDING SONG II ( Laguna ) — SONG TO THE TREES AND STREAMS ( Pawnee ) — SONG TO THE MOUNTAINS ( Pawnee ) — RITUAL SONG ( Pawnee ) — WIND SONG ( Pima ) — A SONG OF SPRING ( Chippewa ) — THE DARKNESS SONG from the invitation rite ( Iroquois ) — THE INVITATION SONG — Part I ( The Song of the Whip-poor-will announced by the flute. ) — Part II ( The Wolf and his mate are announced. ) — Part III ( Buck and Doe with cries enter the room. ) — Part IV ( The Bear and his mate have come. ) — Part V ( The Eagle Song ) — THE PLANTING SONG ( Osage ) — SONG OF THE RAIN CHANT ( Navaho ) — THE VOICE THAT BEAUTIFIES THE LAND ( Navaho ) — CORN-GRINDING SONG ( Tesuque Pueblo ) — SONG OF THE BLUE CORN DANCE ( Zuñi ) — CORN-GRINDING SONG ( Zuñi ) — CORN DANCE SONG ( Zuñi ) — KOROSTA KATZINA SONG ( Hopi ) — ANGA KATZINA SONG ( Hopi ) — HE-HEA KATZINA SONG ( Hopi ) — WUWUCHIM CHANT ( Hopi ) — A RAIN SONG OF THE SNAKE SOCIETY—I ( Sia ) — A RAIN SONG OF THE SNAKE SOCIETY—II ( Sia ) — CORN SONG ( Pima ) — RAIN SONGS ( Pima ) — A METATE SONG — FLUTE SONG ( Hopi ) — THE SUNRISE CALL ( Zuñi ) — HYMN TO THE SUN ( Zuñi ) — SUNSET SONG ( Zuñi ) — INVOCATION TO THE SUN-GOD ( Zuñi ) — A SONG OF GOTAL LIII ( Mescalero Apache ) — FIRST DAYLIGHT SONG ( Navaho ) — SONG OF THE DAWN BOY ( Navaho ) — THE MORNING STAR AND THE NEW BORN DAWN ( Pawnee ) — DAYLIGHT ( Pawnee ) — THE BIRTH OF DAWN ( Pawnee ) — SONG TO THE PLEIADES ( Pawnee ) — THE SONG OF THE STARS ( Algonquin ) — THE STARS DEHN-DEK AND MAH-OH-RAH ( Wyandot ) — SONG OF THE MASKED DANCERS ( Apache ) — A SONG OF THE MASKED DANCERS III ( Apache ) — EMERGENCE SONG ( Pima ) — THE WARNING OF THE FLOOD ( Pima ) — PROTECTION SONG ( Navaho ) — SONG OF NAYENEZGANI I ( Navaho ) — SONG OF NAYENEZGANI II ( Navaho ) — SONG OF THE HORSE ( Navaho ) — SONG OF THE HOGANS ( Navaho ) — WAR-SONG ( Navaho ) — ATSÁLĒI YEDADIGLÉS ( Navaho ) — MOUNTAIN SONGS ( Navaho ) — MOUNTAIN SONG ( Navaho ) — MOUNTAIN SONG ( Navaho ) — INVOCATION OF THE GAME ( San Ildefonso Pueblo ) — MEDICINE SONG ( Apache ) — PRAYER OF THE FIRST DANCERS ( Navaho ) — A PRAYER OF THE SECOND DAY OF THE NIGHT CHANT ( Navaho ) — PRAYER TO DSILYI NEYÁNI ( Navaho ) — DEDICATION OF A NEW HOUSE ( Navaho ) — PRAYER OF THE FOSTER-PARENT CHANT ( Teton-Sioux ) — HOLY SONG ( Dakota ) — INVOKING THE VISIONS ( Pawnee ) — RITUAL SONG ( Pawnee ) — MEDICINE SONG ( Omaha ) — SONG OF THE PRIMAL ROCK ( Omaha ) — INTRODUCTION OF THE CHILD TO THE COSMOS ( Omaha ) — SONG OF TURNING THE CHILD ( Omaha ) — SUPPLICATION OF THE TSÍZHU WASHTÁGE ( Osage ) — THE TRIBAL PRAYER ( Omaha ) — WAWAN SONG ( Omaha ) — THE MORNING SONG ( Cheyenne )
7. 7.PART TWO Poetic Forms in American Indian Lyrics — POETIC FORMS IN AMERICAN INDIAN LYRICS
8. 8.NOTES
9. 9.ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
10. 10.INDEX

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