Mother/Land

Discover the profound poetry of Mother/Land by Cheryl Savageau, published by Salt Publishing in 2006. This compelling collection spans 156 pages, inviting readers into a tapestry of traditional narratives, personal reflections, and family histories. Savageau masterfully intertwines stories of colonization and resistance, painting a vivid landscape filled with trees, ponds, rivers, and mountains that hold deep significance for the Abenaki people. Each poem resonates with the rich cultural heritage and experiences of Native American life, making it an essential read for those interested in American literature and indigenous voices. Immerse yourself in this powerful exploration of identity and connection to the land, and experience the beauty of Savageau's words that echo the strength and resilience of her community.