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The ghosts of the Cherokee peoples... |
| The ghosts of the Cherokee peoples Still call from Enotah, Their tear flowers still coat These ancient trails. The highways snake up over and through The Blue Ridges in this part of Georgia, And the tourists curse the hills, That climb Brasstown Bald. They don’t stop to marvel At her forest covered sides, They just hurry on, Looking for the other side. The old ways are gone And no one stops to listen To the voices of nature Whispering in the wind. And the ghosts still call; Enotah protects the spirits Of the old ones Who walk these ancient trails. |