Phillip Carroll Morgan is an enrolled Choctaw/Chickasaw bi-lingual poet who has enjoyed a 25-year artistic collaboration with his painter-sculptor wife, Kate Arnott Morgan. This collaboration has seen the birth of three children, as well as the production of The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store, which won the 2002 Native Writers Circle of the Americas First Book Award for Poetry. He has worked as a newspaper editor, business executive, building tradesman, guitar player, and rancher. He is currently a PhD student in Native Literature at the University of Oklahoma.

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• PART I. Facing EastConstruction Council FireFlag of Mercy Closer to the MoonCeremonyMore Like Children Holhpokunna The Garden of the BumblebeesMixed Blood Mother YakniThe Great SocietyRain DancersThe Carpenter's Dilemmalike a full moon over a thunderheadThe Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store PART II. Turning NorthOchre HoleRevolutionariesThe Big Woodpeckerwhen you foresee the unforeseeableDiphthongs to DipteronsStepping OutNew YorkEarth LifeEndangered SpeciesShimmering ThreadHyphenated Winter University Library RunWater PlanetWinter TreesI Have Some Advice For YouPART III. Facing WestThe Two-Pronged StickFather LuakWorld's Largest RezJournal Entry: March 23rd, Chihuahuan DesertAm I Seeing?halito akhana hello my friend Ballad of Kenneth RuthAnumpa Apesa a Iti Hikia: The Judgment of Standing TreesClick BeetleLife's Work:I Found the Earth in SnailsSnake BagsWe Spoke French Throughout the DesertHe Showed Them Snakesmost cynics would laughOn the NileAll About WindOn That Great PlateauA Desert Love PoemPART IV. Turning SouthcreatorThe Story of The SeedsNo GoodbyeAnumpa Boklukfi Hilha The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit CreekThe Dogs Did Not FollowBlack CrowThe Lost PondsWhite Bone HooksAiena e-Taloa We Sing TogetherMeadowlark, Large Family of the PlainsRagged Owl NestA Popular ThemeBohpoliMobius GardenVegetable RiverFire and WindFried RabbitDigging DeeperBefore Dawn

Phillip Carroll Morgan is an enrolled Choctaw/Chickasaw bi-lingual poet who has enjoyed a 25-year artistic collaboration with his painter-sculptor wife, Kate Arnott Morgan. This collaboration has seen the birth of three children, as well as the production of The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store, which won the 2002 Native Writers Circle of the Americas First Book Award for Poetry. He has worked as a newspaper editor, business executive, building tradesman, guitar player, and rancher. He is currently a PhD student in Native Literature at the University of Oklahoma.

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• PART I. Facing EastConstruction Council FireFlag of Mercy Closer to the MoonCeremonyMore Like Children Holhpokunna The Garden of the BumblebeesMixed Blood Mother YakniThe Great SocietyRain DancersThe Carpenter's Dilemmalike a full moon over a thunderheadThe Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store PART II. Turning NorthOchre HoleRevolutionariesThe Big Woodpeckerwhen you foresee the unforeseeableDiphthongs to DipteronsStepping OutNew YorkEarth LifeEndangered SpeciesShimmering ThreadHyphenated Winter University Library RunWater PlanetWinter TreesI Have Some Advice For YouPART III. Facing WestThe Two-Pronged StickFather LuakWorld's Largest RezJournal Entry: March 23rd, Chihuahuan DesertAm I Seeing?halito akhana hello my friend Ballad of Kenneth RuthAnumpa Apesa a Iti Hikia: The Judgment of Standing TreesClick BeetleLife's Work:I Found the Earth in SnailsSnake BagsWe Spoke French Throughout the DesertHe Showed Them Snakesmost cynics would laughOn the NileAll About WindOn That Great PlateauA Desert Love PoemPART IV. Turning SouthcreatorThe Story of The SeedsNo GoodbyeAnumpa Boklukfi Hilha The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit CreekThe Dogs Did Not FollowBlack CrowThe Lost PondsWhite Bone HooksAiena e-Taloa We Sing TogetherMeadowlark, Large Family of the PlainsRagged Owl NestA Popular ThemeBohpoliMobius GardenVegetable RiverFire and WindFried RabbitDigging DeeperBefore Dawn

Phillip Carroll Morgan is an enrolled Choctaw/Chickasaw bi-lingual poet who has enjoyed a 25-year artistic collaboration with his painter-sculptor wife, Kate Arnott Morgan. This collaboration has seen the birth of three children, as well as the production of The Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store, which won the 2002 Native Writers Circle of the Americas First Book Award for Poetry. He has worked as a newspaper editor, business executive, building tradesman, guitar player, and rancher. He is currently a PhD student in Native Literature at the University of Oklahoma.

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• PART I. Facing EastConstruction Council FireFlag of Mercy Closer to the MoonCeremonyMore Like Children Holhpokunna The Garden of the BumblebeesMixed Blood Mother YakniThe Great SocietyRain DancersThe Carpenter's Dilemmalike a full moon over a thunderheadThe Fork-in-the-Road Indian Poetry Store PART II. Turning NorthOchre HoleRevolutionariesThe Big Woodpeckerwhen you foresee the unforeseeableDiphthongs to DipteronsStepping OutNew YorkEarth LifeEndangered SpeciesShimmering ThreadHyphenated Winter University Library RunWater PlanetWinter TreesI Have Some Advice For YouPART III. Facing WestThe Two-Pronged StickFather LuakWorld's Largest RezJournal Entry: March 23rd, Chihuahuan DesertAm I Seeing?halito akhana hello my friend Ballad of Kenneth RuthAnumpa Apesa a Iti Hikia: The Judgment of Standing TreesClick BeetleLife's Work:I Found the Earth in SnailsSnake BagsWe Spoke French Throughout the DesertHe Showed Them Snakesmost cynics would laughOn the NileAll About WindOn That Great PlateauA Desert Love PoemPART IV. Turning SouthcreatorThe Story of The SeedsNo GoodbyeAnumpa Boklukfi Hilha The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit CreekThe Dogs Did Not FollowBlack CrowThe Lost PondsWhite Bone HooksAiena e-Taloa We Sing TogetherMeadowlark, Large Family of the PlainsRagged Owl NestA Popular ThemeBohpoliMobius GardenVegetable RiverFire and WindFried RabbitDigging DeeperBefore Dawn