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| January 2004 / Volume Five / Issue One | ||||||||||
| Larry D. Griffin | ||||||||||
| AUTOCHTHONOUS JANE Jane wants me to meet her French friend. He loves a girlfriend of hers. He might be different with men, Jane says, but he has a great interest in Native Americans. I say, I could say, I know a lot about Native Americans. Some of my best friends are Native Americans. But that sounds patronizing. Yes, she agrees, You should say, Some of my very best lovers are Native Americans. Only later in her absence, I recall that Jane descends from Pocahontas through the Randolphs of Virginia. Pocahontas is upon us: she will forever haunt us. | ||||||||||
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