Black Elk Speaks
Flaming Rainbow: Reflections and Recollections Of An Epic Poet
John G. Neihardt
Black Elk Speaks
The twilight of the Sioux, the song of the Indian wars, The song of the messiah Black Elk, Wavoka, Spotted Tail, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Wounded Knee, Ghost Dance vision.
The twilight of the Sioux, the song of the Indian wars, The song of the messiah Black Elk, Wavoka, Spotted Tail, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Wounded Knee, Ghost Dance vision.
©1973 United Artists Records, Inc.
"Black Elk thus explained the name he gave me, Flaming Rainbow. The Sioux language has no word for poet, therefore he called me a word sender."
"He is a word sender. This world is like a garden. Over this garden go his words like rain, and where they fall they leave it a little greener. And when his words have passed, the memory of them shall stand long in the west like a flaming Rainbow."
–BLACK ELK
"He is a word sender. This world is like a garden. Over this garden go his words like rain, and where they fall they leave it a little greener. And when his words have passed, the memory of them shall stand long in the west like a flaming Rainbow."
–BLACK ELK