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Take a look at this TabStart's curated collection of resources on the poetry of David Groulx, an Ojibwa poet from Ontario, Canada. In addition to featuring a number of his individual poems such as "Dear Canada" and "In the Cold October Water," this page provides resources in which you can learn about his background and upbringing in Ontario.
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"Dear Canada" - a Poem by David Groulx - This page from BrokenPencil.com presents an excerpt of David Groulx's "Dear Canada" in which the author expresses his loneliness without Canada's endearing charms.
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"In the Cold October Water" - a Poem by David Groulx - David Groulx, an Ojibwa poet from Canada, paints a beautiful scene in which he stands naked in a cold body of water with the waves around him.
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"Moving Down" - a Poem by David Groulx - Ascent Aspirations Magazine provides this poem by David Groulx in which he writes about change and the realities of adjusting to urban life. He speaks of leaving the reservation and the difficulties that ensue.
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Brief Biography of David Groulx - This brief biography offers insight into David Groulx's background as well as the motivation behind his poetry. It discusses his upbringing in Ontario and his recent writings.
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David Groulx's Works from Amazon.com - Amazon.com offers David Groulx's The Long Distance (2000), Under God's Pale Bones (2011), and A Difficult Beauty (2011) both new and used.
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David Groulx's Twitter Page - Follow David Groulx on Twitter!
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David Groulx's Works from Barnes and Noble - Barnes and Noble offers David Groulx's The Long Dance (2000) and A Difficult Beauty (2011).
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An Anthology of Canadian Native Literature in English - This page from Oxford University Press features An Anthology of Candian Native Literatur in English, which presents works from a number of Canadian Native writers, including David Groulx. Some of his work here includes the "Wouldn't We Be Fucked" and "Victims of Lashing Under the Hanging Sky."
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Background on Ojibwa Poet Jane Johnston Schoolcraft - Jane Johnston Schoolcraft was an Ojibwa tribe poet. This biography covers her history in which she began writing poetry and translating traditional stories and songs in 1815.
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Anishinaabe and German Writer Kimblery Blaeser - Read about Kimberly Blaeser in her biography at the Poetry Foundation*. You can explore several of her poems at this site.