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Sweet.  \nCOPYRIGHT © 2014 by Linda Hogan  \nCOVER AND BOOK DESIGN by Linda Koutsky  \nCOVER PHOTO “Reaching Oak” © Chase M Clow  \nCOFFEE HOUSE PRESS books are available to the trade through our primary distributor, Consortium Book Sales & Distribution, cbsd.com or (800) 283-3572. For personal orders, catalogs, or other information, write to: [info@coffeehousepress.org](info@coffeehousepress.org).  \nCoffee House Press is a nonprofit literary publishing house. Support from private foundations, corporate giving programs, government programs, and generous individuals helps make the publication of our books possible. We gratefully acknowledge their support in detail in the back of this book.  \nTo you and our many readers around the world, we send our thanks for your continuing support.  \nLIBRARY OF CONGRESS CIP INFORMATION  \nHogan, Linda.  \n[Poems. Selections]  \nDark, sweet : new and selected poems / by Linda Hogan.  \npages cm  \nISBN 978-1-56689-352-7 (e-book)  \nI. Title.  \nPS3558 .O34726D38 2014  \n811' .54—DC23  \n2013035170  \nThe poems in this collection are excerpted by permission from the following publications: Calling Myself Home (Greenfield Center, NY: Greenfield Review Press, 1978), Eclipse (Los Angeles: American Indian Studies Center, University of California, 1983), Seeing through the Sun (Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 1985), Savings (Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1988), The Book of Medicines (Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1993), Rounding the Human Corners (Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 2008), and Indios (San Antonio: Wings Press, 2012) .  \nTo write poetry, I have to be in love with the world.  \n—RON HAUSCHIU  \nDEDICATIONS  \nThis book is for the future of our world, for the indigenous people and all the others who care for our forests and the lands we want to keep whole.  \nI dedicate this not only to our incomparable planet with its great waters, old-growth forests, and old-growth people, but also to our young.  \nThis is an offering to my beautiful grandchildren; the two Michaels (may you give back something to this earth); Danielle and Cami, with their already great offerings to the future; and to my sister/daughter Kathy, who nurtured these; and for Vivian Marie Park, granddaughter who was so much of my life for so many years; and for my dearest and very missed Tanya, with such special memories of our life together. This is to healing for Sandra. But above all this book is for Jayla, great-grandchild who will inherit this future. May you remember to care for this earth, all we have. The living earth will care back.  \nContents  \nfrom Calling MyselfHome (1978)  \nTurtle  \nHackberry Trees  \nRed Clay  \nCalling Myself Home  \nFinding Beads  \nGoing to Town  \nStolen Trees  \nCrows  \nRemembering the Lightning  \nCelebration: Birth of a Colt  \nHeritage  \nThanksgiving  \nMan in the Moon  \nFisherman  \nArrowhead  \nLeaving  \nCoyote  \nAfter Fish  \nBlessing  \nThe River Calls Them  \nRain  \nSong for My Name  \nVapor Cave  \nfrom Eclipse (1983)  \nDaughters, I Love You  \nDisappearances  \nX-ray of My Daughter Idaho Falls, 1961  \nA Prayer for Men and Women  \nThe Women Are Grieving  \nThe Women Speaking  \nWho Will Speak?  \nV. 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