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Descendant of Ha-tchoc-tuck-nee of the Choctaw People

I am the father of seven children, the grandfather of four. You can see that I belive that we should have as much "Fun" as possible in this life

Council with your Spirit, your Mind, and your Heart then do with all vigor as the Destiny you have chosen Commands. All things are as they should be... as they can be no other way at this moment in time.

White Buffalo, November 16, 1996

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Rain

Waking up on a Sunday morning, Drifting off to sleep on a Tuesday Night. I can hear the driving of the pouring rain, I know it'll be alright.

How I love to hear the claps of thunder, How I love to see the neon sky. This is when I know the Spirit is with me. I feel like I was born to fly.

The water, the rain, it's all around me, I look up to see the falling sky. When the storm is over and the sky is hazy, This is my time to say good-bye.

The flash, the fire, the roaring thunder, There's got to be a storm before the day. If I wait till the fire is near me, I won't have the strength to pull away.

White Buffalo, 1966.

Visions Not Faded

Dancing Rabbit Creek treaty with false promises we signed Bargaining with possessions (land) we'd soon leave behind Broken treaties for so many years The one most remembered "Trail of Tears" I still hear cries of so long ago Of hunger and weakness in weathers so cold I feel a deep darkness when I vision those days Of my people suffering from greedy (white) man ways By 1829, Jackson took lead Full of hatred, ego and greed He was a cruel man, no truth did he speak His one mission: to make my forefathers weak The wishes of white man was our land to take To terminate, starve and spirits to break The Great Spirit beside them To Oklahoma they came Their land and their lives Andrew Jackson to blame "Manifest Destiny" No! They did not understand Why kill our people? Why take our land? You are not superior, You aren't #1 race Manifest Destiny was just to save face They walked proudly then Not knowing harm done The battle did not die there It had only begun My heritage survived Through disease and starvation We stand proudly forever We are Choctaw Nation

by: Betsy O. Tonihka (Choctaw)

© 1996 choctawspirit@hotmail.com

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Newest News: My Love and I have decided to move on to other different Life Paths... Although we remain very good friends, we feel there are other Learnings and Fun to be had with other partners. I truely wish the best for her and support her in what ever Life Path she chooses... as I'm sure she does for me also...

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