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KIDNAPPED,
Wedding Night Abduction
A nightmare pulled you
From the bridal bed and out from the
house;
You were screaming.
It carried you off through the wild
desert.
Night had little moon;
Darkness hid the cacti,
Making them all the more dangerous to
life and limb.
The temperature had dropped to freezing
in the Sonora.
I could hear you cry my name.
I had been cheated at the moment when
life’s promise
Happiest, I felt the fulfillment of
holy, holy prophecy.
Remember, please! I had been assured
children;
One was to be monarch of new Golden
Age,
A child to whom future ages might do
homage.
I did not hesitate, but marshaled my
forces
I frantically shouted with all my
might, 'Help!'
I hoped to rescue you,
My beautiful wife, the love, the love
of my life.
Still perfumed and boutonnière,
Heady with the day's excitement,
Like some native sorcerer, a shaman
Whose vision had been magically
enhanced
Through ritual drink, I could see in
the dark.
I ran headlong, inner light to guide
me.
I chased the phantom that possessed
you.
Your beauty, the allure of your
physical self,
Your large brown eyes and olive
complexion,
Your brunet tresses running down to
your shoulders,
-- drapery of oh-so-special, awesome
pulchritude –
The thought of your high intelligence,
Its value to material success in my
life,
Your undeniable charm, your grace,
The mercy, at core, inspiration of my
poetic ambitions,
Propelled me, you, the dream of you,
It animated my heart and lungs with
incredible vigor.
I and my comrades launched search after
search,
Soon the whole community joined to
assist,
For eight days we scoured landscape,
Reaching down into the most perilous
ravines,
We walked the vast expanse for miles
around.
In the heat people fell to the ground
exhausted.
Old timers said that they had not
witnessed such uproar,
Since the days when war Yaqui stole
settler women,
Who never returned, rumor reported,
because
Squaws knew better treatment among the
lodges and
Tepees than in their own homes from
first husbands.
We never found you.
I went to the priests and sought
advice;
I prayed to the Savior, but it was no
avail.
You were gone; we felt you were no
longer with us.
I knew it, yet could not let you go. I
pined.
I learned that time had never been a
friend.
Because these, because all my efforts
proved futile,
I am now a broken man, dead unto
myself,
Unfit, and utterly homeless, my
existence over,
Devastated, no other woman may ever
have me.
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