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" "That was struggle enough; however, there was another plane of consciousness on which I was fighting every night that I lay down to rest. As I slid into the borderlands between waking and sleeping, negative beings attempted to pull me into their darkness. I learned to escape them by using words to make a ladder to bring me back.
Joy Harjo (May 9, 1951) is a poet, musician, author and the first Native American United States Poet Laureate.
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