Mother Can I Say it Now?

<p><em>Mother Can I Say it Now? </em>is a powerful and evocative collection of Indigenous poetry that highlights the resilience strength and profound beauty of Indigenous voices. Through vivid verses this book explores themes of identity culture and the deep connection to the land that defines Indigenous life. Each poem offers a window into the lived experiences of the author providing a unique perspective on belonging and the complexity of cultural heritage. From <em>The Next Pretend-Indian </em>to <em>Things Abandoned in the Night</em> these poems confront issues of history displacement and self-discovery with striking authenticity. This collection not only showcases the creativity and power of Indigenous storytelling but also invites readers from all walks of life to reflect on their own connections to community and identity. </p>