Thoughts and other human tendencies /
"A poetry collection where stories of Aboriginal experiences are distilled into feelings and thoughts that are universal. Reneltta Arluk weaves the traditional and the contemporary together through the eyes of a young Aboriginal woman. She draws from the Aboriginal tradition of praising the lan...
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Markham, Ont. :
BookLand Press,
c2012
Toronto, ON : c2012 |
| Series: | Canadian Aboriginal voices series
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Table of Contents:
- Once were
- Connection
- Regurgitation
- Chiasmus
- Indian time
- Still-life
- Afterthought
- Contradiction
- To a man sitting in Whitehorse, Yukon
- Fly-fisherman
- An Inuvialuit children's song
- Four colours of thought
- The writer
- Fringes
- Outer shell
- Death unanswered
- Open wound
- Yellow eyes
- Rain vs. thunder
- Torrent
- Poetic magnets at the San Francisco Airport
- Inhalation/Exhalation
- The rain took off
- Shut in
- Good shot
- Purified
- Broken man
- Irony
- Thought number 249
- What I saw in Mexico
- Suicide prevention
- Hester Fester
- Mistress Death
- Blackness
- Standing in water
- Self-portrait
- Fork in the road
- I cope
- Lady may the glass be broken
- Exposé
- Conspiracy
- Advertising
- The player
- The musician
- Dreaming of Jeannie
- The one-night-stand among friends
- Travelling, fucking, drinking
- Looking glass
- Saints and liars
- Savour
- Velocity
- Tromented tormentor
- Social media
- One liners
- Isis Sisi Yes Yes
- Lunch break
- Golden harps and silken threads
- Sittin' blue
- After bar conversations
- To my bro
- A scene for a movie
- Balancing act
- The moment in between
- How trees were created in New Mexico
- Aboriginal Day
- Global warming
- Familial retribution
- Haiku
- Thoughts and other human tendencies