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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY MOTHER AND I HAD A DISCUSSION ONE DAY, by DENISE SWEET
Sources:
REINVENTING THE ENEMY'S LANGUAGE; CONTEMPORARY NATIVE WOMEN'S WRITINGS OF NORTH AMERICA. EDITED BY JOY HARJO AND GLORIA BIRD (ET AL.)
Harjo, Joy (ed.)
(1997)
Page 496
SONGS FOR DISCHARMING; POEMS.
Sweet, Denise
(1997)
Page 40
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