Beyond Boundaries · Essays and Tidbits From Nancy Bo Flood
“The ocean does not divide us, it connects us.”
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On December 23, 1994, the United Nations General Assembly declared August 9 as International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. In honor of the occasion, I share a poem published…
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Pause a moment. Remember a favorite poem. Let it roll around in your mouth, tickle your heart. Let me lend you one of mine.
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“In the end all we have are stories.
Stories are what we are,
What we become.”
What a gift to journey back to Saipan, to be surrounded again by the sea, to explore the hidden histories in its caves.
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The beautiful flora and fauna of Saipan
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Waka poem written by the Japanese Empress during her visit to Saipan, 2005.
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Carolinian dancers of Saipan. New member of the dance group needs a skirt!
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In Saipan, our classroom is the sea, the island, the stories …
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The word is the skin of our living thought.
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Saipan is the setting of my book, Warriors in the Crossfire, World War II, Pacific Arena, a place and time full of history. I never intended to write this novel…
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The gift of being with old friends, Anna Yamada, special education teacher on Saipan for over 30 years.
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