Annick Press

“With the help of Creator, our grandfather sun and grandmother moon agreed to work together with our mother, the earth, to create life. Then other beings of Creation were placed on the earth and in the sky. We, humans, Anishnaabe, were the last to be placed here. This is why we refer to ourselves as the younger brothers and sisters to the rest of beings in Creation.”
― Aimée Craft, Treaty Words: For As Long As the Rivers Flow

“It also made her think of the sounds of ceremony: the eagle whistles, the drum, the shakers. It made her think that we really are replicating the sounds of nature through our music and celebrations, all of which help heal us.”
― Aimée Craft, Treaty Words: For As Long As the Rivers Flow

“The trees were making their spring sounds, popping and cracking, the snow blowing by and whooshing against her skin, and spring birds making their small and distinctive calls”
― Aimée Craft, Treaty Words: For As Long As the Rivers Flow

“The beauty of their silence was in everything that they heard around them.”
― Aimée Craft, Treaty Words: For As Long As the Rivers Flow