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Ibe Liebenberg

A bald man wearing a white shirt with purple flowers standing in front of what appears as the entrance of a church.

Photo courtesy of the poet.

Ibe Liebenberg is a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and winner of the Sowell Emerging Writers Prize.

Poems by Ibe Liebenberg

Cousin Wolf Sings
it’s always three in the morning
same word in chickasaw for wolf and coyote
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Cousin Wolf Sings
it’s always three in the morning
same word in chickasaw for wolf and coyote
while the coyotes are quiet

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