The Indian Maiden
The Indian Maiden looked at the moon
And wondered where her brave warrior had gone
Was he looking at the same bright moon?
And was he safe and warm?
She dreamed he was with the Great Chief
And saw in her dream he was laden with pain
This worried the maiden and made her weep
And she could no longer rest or sleep
She went into the forest looking for her warrior
Though she feared the white mans curse
They seized her by the waters edge
And brought her to their camp
Tied and bound they laughed at her
For her eyes were filled with terror
But one white man entered the camp
And looked upon her with pity
He scorned the men for taking her captive
And knocked them to the ground
He untied the maiden and set her free
She was saved by this white mans hand
Untouched by the others
She thanked the Anciant Spirit
As she fled into the moon lit night
She ran through the forest
And could hear the cries of the wild
The owl’s great hoot and the wolfs howl
And the crickets singing their songs
Faster she ran through the dark of night
Till she found she could run no more
But to her surprise there in the woods
Stood her brave young Indian Warrior
The maiden cried with joy
As she kissed his dark red face
He held her tight and promised her true
He would never again
Leave her alone in this place
Shanice 9/04
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