Words of fire, Deeds of blood

Works of literature are ways to learn Native American’s values and beliefs and can also learn the Native American culture and their perspective. The Native American suffered from the Europeans and lost their homes, land, and what they believed in. From that, it has impacted their lives and changed them. The song, “Words of fire, Deeds of blood.” Illustrates how the struggles of the Native Americans and suffers they have to face. The Native American demonstrates the spiritual values, patiences, and open ethics and the importance of it. The song, “Words of fire, Deeds of blood.” Robbie Robertson use spiritual world to represent power. Without the creator, the Native American would not have been themselves. The Native Americans truly believe the idea of god and creator. The quote states, “I never said the land was mine to do with as I choose. The one who has a right to dispose of it is the one who has created it.” By doing that Robbie shows the emotion the Native American have to god and that god controls all the power. The Native American mentions about the creator disposing them out of the land which illustrates the Native American belief on the spiritual values. Since the creator created the land the Native American feel like they should not be kicked out of their land and has the right to live in their place because they came there first. Only god can take their land away and nobody else. By using the beliefs of god and the creator it shows how the Native American have spiritual value and what they believe in. The Native Americans have faced many different challenges and have suffered through greatly. Even though they have experienced the challenges, the Native American still believes in their beliefs and values. In the quote it states that , “And accord you the privilege to return to yours, brother we have listened to your talk... We hear moaning of their departed ghosts.” Although the Europeans used forces and violence the Native American gave them