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Joy Harjo

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246 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

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Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

And the physical realm was going to the lake. Like my father, I loved the water. So we would go over to Fort Gibson Lake. My mom would cook fried chicken, mashed potatoes, all that really good stuff. But again, it was taking us out of the ordinary, in a way, taking us out of the ordinary world to the water, the place of water. I think of my father.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

And the physical realm was going to the lake. Like my father, I loved the water. So we would go over to Fort Gibson Lake. My mom would cook fried chicken, mashed potatoes, all that really good stuff. But again, it was taking us out of the ordinary, in a way, taking us out of the ordinary world to the water, the place of water. I think of my father.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I think we all have predominant elements in our being. And my father, I've always felt, was more water and my mother was more fire. And I feel like I'm both. I'm very much both.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I think we all have predominant elements in our being. And my father, I've always felt, was more water and my mother was more fire. And I feel like I'm both. I'm very much both.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I think we all have predominant elements in our being. And my father, I've always felt, was more water and my mother was more fire. And I feel like I'm both. I'm very much both.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yeah. So the other place is in my dreaming realm. And I've dreamed, even as a little kid, I would dream places that I didn't know the names. I would come back knowing names of places, and I still do that, that I didn't know. There was no way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yeah. So the other place is in my dreaming realm. And I've dreamed, even as a little kid, I would dream places that I didn't know the names. I would come back knowing names of places, and I still do that, that I didn't know. There was no way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yeah. So the other place is in my dreaming realm. And I've dreamed, even as a little kid, I would dream places that I didn't know the names. I would come back knowing names of places, and I still do that, that I didn't know. There was no way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Maybe I was four years old or three years old, and I didn't know the name of those places, but I would come back knowing those places because I had gone there in the dreaming realm and experienced life in a very, very different way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Maybe I was four years old or three years old, and I didn't know the name of those places, but I would come back knowing those places because I had gone there in the dreaming realm and experienced life in a very, very different way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Maybe I was four years old or three years old, and I didn't know the name of those places, but I would come back knowing those places because I had gone there in the dreaming realm and experienced life in a very, very different way.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yes, I'm trying to remember. It was in Egypt, and it was a long time ago, and it was like I was with different people and I was somebody else, but they made a kind of prison out of like adobe, and you could see the prisoners' faces through the adobe, and they had basically cemented them into this wall. It was a really horrible way to deal with people.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yes, I'm trying to remember. It was in Egypt, and it was a long time ago, and it was like I was with different people and I was somebody else, but they made a kind of prison out of like adobe, and you could see the prisoners' faces through the adobe, and they had basically cemented them into this wall. It was a really horrible way to deal with people.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Yes, I'm trying to remember. It was in Egypt, and it was a long time ago, and it was like I was with different people and I was somebody else, but they made a kind of prison out of like adobe, and you could see the prisoners' faces through the adobe, and they had basically cemented them into this wall. It was a really horrible way to deal with people.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

You know, it was long before I even read about it. I didn't know there was an Egypt. I mean, I was a little kid. Yeah. I was a little kid in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

You know, it was long before I even read about it. I didn't know there was an Egypt. I mean, I was a little kid. Yeah. I was a little kid in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

You know, it was long before I even read about it. I didn't know there was an Egypt. I mean, I was a little kid. Yeah. I was a little kid in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I like going places, like going to the moon or flying, you know, like having that sense of flying somewhere. I mean, it still happens.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I like going places, like going to the moon or flying, you know, like having that sense of flying somewhere. I mean, it still happens.

Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

I like going places, like going to the moon or flying, you know, like having that sense of flying somewhere. I mean, it still happens.