Aes Sidhe or Aos
Sí supernatural race in Irish and
Scottish Gaelic folklore people of the
mounds burial mounds unearthed a can of
worms
learn something new every day
people of the mounds
as a kid his family peopled the moundsvisiting family members buried in the cemetery
have picnic lunches on anniversaries birthdays
celebrate them their lives thats our oral history
we die twicefirst when we die
second
when no one remembers or says our name
that task is growing harder and harder
of his nine siblingstwo have died one sibling is going to be buried he thought laid to rest but dead were really not resting
of his two siblings a brother and a sister his brother was crematedplaced in an urn is
in a niche in the same cemetery so many of his family members are tough to picnic spread a blanket up the wall theyd fall off
his sisters ashes all
of them were scattered
in the Rocky Mountains under Longs Peak watchful eye
hell be scattered if
his wishes are fulfilled he wont be in any shape to confront them if they do not at the confluence of two valleys East Fork Camp Creek where Louis and Clark entered the Bitterroot
Valley Sula Montana
1805
his five remaining siblings say theyre going
to be cremated but currently where they’ll
be scattered is unknown to him he
might beat them to the punch therefore
why labour himself with what might be useless information
wish fulfilling
has not gone well in his experience Canya say . . . a crapshoot
several loved ones just couldnt bring
themselves to grant their spouses wish
he
made his displeasure known hoping to square or
cube their guilt
a crapshoot
1103, Wednesday,
21 10. 26
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