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Power of Heat by Rick Abasta Monday, November 09, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan No false prophets.
Sweatlodge charlatan exposed 'Authentic' native experience Completely run amok Innocent lives lost Spirituality for sale The obvious clue Exercise basic prudence Phony Prescott healers Strong medicine kills If you disrespect Stringent human purification Has no tolerance Native American culture Cannot be replicated False prophets preach Do not listen Cowboys and Indians Still exist today The Lone Ranger Never became Tonto True Indian therapy Hot steam purges Lifetime of sin Time to repent
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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	11/12/2009

A well written poem.take care




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	11/9/2009

I never thought of The Lone Ranger as Tonto. We grew up respecting the indian. I maybe a tenth Cherokee and a little Apache ( according to dad). We were taught indian lore. He even had a loom where he made indian head dresses, belts etc. WE always dressed as real as we could on a railroad conductors salary. I admire the strength in your words and I feel the inbetweens. I thank you! Susan




Reviewed by John Bidwell	11/9/2009

I like this a lot. Much gold in this mine. John