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"remember your birth how your mother struggled/ to give you form and breath. you are evidence of/ her life" ( Harjo 7-8). 

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"remember your birth how your mother struggled/ to give you form and breath. you are evidence of/ her life" ( Harjo 7-8). 

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we think this is important because it is important to remember where you came from. Remember and cherish what you are given. Do not take advantage of the love you are given.

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"Remember you are all people and all people/ are you." (Harjo 19-20)

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"Remember you are all people and all people/ are you." (Harjo 19-20)

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We need to remember that we are all the same and should be treated the same. We all come from the same place. We should treat each other as we want others to treat us. Everyone is only human and we can only really understand each other.

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggles to give you form and breath." (Harjo 7-8)

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggles to give you form and breath." (Harjo 7-8)

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Its important to remember where you came from, for example your family and who you were from the start. Remember what you are given. Don't take advantage of the love that you are given.

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggled/ to give you form and breath. You are evidence of/ her life, and her mother's and hers." (Harjo 7-9)

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggled/ to give you form and breath. You are evidence of/ her life, and her mother's and hers." (Harjo 7-9)

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Our mother's go through so much to give us life. They go through pain, joy and sorrow to have a child. We also pass down traits and attributes of our parents/ relatives. Eventually, a time will come where we will have to pass down these traits to our children as well.

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggled to give you form and breath. You are evidence of her life, and her mother's, and hers" (Harjo 7-9).

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"Remember your birth, how your mother struggled to give you form and breath. You are evidence of her life, and her mother's, and hers" (Harjo 7-9).

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To our group, this symbolizes how each person creates their own story. God created us knowing our own story. We need to be appreciative of the life our mom gave us. Everyone should respect their mother because of the struggles she went through having us, and we too will be in her position one day.

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"Remember all is in motion, is growing, is you" (Harjo 23).

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"Remember all is in motion, is growing, is you" (Harjo 23).

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We think this is important because even though life is still going on, we are growing as people everyday. We have to remember everyday is changing so its important to not get stuck on the past or in the past.

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"Remember the sky that you were born under, / know each of the star's stories." (Harjo 1-2)

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"Remember the sky that you were born under, / know each of the star's stories." (Harjo 1-2)

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I walked with my boys the other night, and Wes pointed out to me, "Mommy, the moon! The moon" over and over in the sweetest, most jubilant voice. I haven't paused to appreciate the  night sky since I was in my early 20s, working as a camp counselor. But the night sky truly blows my mind. The same moon Wes discovered is the same moon that was there the night I was born, and the nights Jack and Wes were born, and it will be there the nights their sons or daughters are born. I'll never know each star's story, but they know ours.