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Fly on High Bird
Fly on High Bird
A man of wisdom and intelligence
Earning bachelors,doctorate, and masters degrees
But your destiny still felt uncomplete in your eyes
Fly on High Bird
Your calling was war chief
You began this journey by leading a war party through the siegfried line
disarming and subduing a man A man bigger and stronger than yourself
Now well passed half way along the way
Fly on High Bird
Your final act you believed would never come and began to quit
But when cornering a german unit you noticed the fifty horses in their possession
You in a daring act of bravery and courage mounted one of fifty horses and cut them free
Now dawn falls upon your actions and this dawn is special for it is the dawn of a new war chief
Fly on High Bird
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This poem is about Joe "Medicine" Crow and his journey to becoming the final war chief.