A Town : Poem by James B Beard, author
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| James B Beard, author |
A Town
A town in the south
And the west of the state
Makes special for livin
At this modern date
When cities and travel
And politics high
Make people be crazy
And just want to fly
Its been there for years
And never was great
Though cowboys and injuns
New it to rate
So quiet and peaceful
That town seems to be
Down by a river
That flows on so free
A train and a crossroad
Draw people by
They stop and they visit
This town by and by
They talk of its beauty
And all of its ways
Then back to the cites
To spend all their days
The buildings stand old
Though well built and true
The Strater the General
To name just a few
The bars are still lively
And scenting of beer
Since Cisco and Doc
And the cattlemen year
To my way of bein
Their passins okay
These people of cities
That come here today
That come here today
My hats off to towns
That are quiet and slow
Like a town in the south
Called Old Durango
by: James B. Beard aka Noodin
James Beard aka Noodin
Walking Spirit in a Native Way
James Beard is a speaker on topics such as traditional living and natural spirit teachings. His topics address many concerns to do with wellness and balance in life. He is a student of native teachings from Ojibwe Elders, Algonquin language based people, living throughout the Great Lakes Region of the US and Canada. The audiences for his presentations vary from youth to elderly.His work is dedicated to telling anyone who has interest about his native brothers.-- James B. Beard
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James Beard aka Noodin
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Walking Spirit in a Native Way shares timeless teachings from Native Elders that remain as meaningful today as ever. For over thirty years, Jim has learned from Ojibwa/Chippewa Elders, presenting their wisdom to schools, communities, and Native tribes across North America. Respected for his knowledge and dedication, he walks the red road to honor and carry forward the original teachings of all people.
James B. Beard, Author of: Walking Spirit in a Native Way
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