After sepia photographs
Hila Ratzabi
Teepees puncture the lake, hanging upside down
dropped from the sky
The eagle-catcher has nothing in his hand
A girl on a horse doesn’t know the word horse
An eagle on the medicine-man’s head:
his second soul
Pointing arrows at the sky,
the tribe reprimands God
From the rocks a man leaps into
the water to become the water
Jagged lines drawn in stone:
a record of mountains
The mouths of empty baskets gape at the sun
Humans praying: mouths shut
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