[Poems]

Entire issue on one pdf. To access individual poems, scroll down to appropriate page. Poems: Artifacts by Frank Conibea. (p. 9) Negative of You by Joan Crate. (p. 16) Shawnandithit (Last of the Beothuks) by Joan Crate. (p. 17) The Blizzard Moans My Name by Joan Crate. (p. 18) A Prairie Museum by Jim Tallosi. (p. 29) Belugas by Jim Tallosi. (p. 30) Four Dancers by Jim Tallosi. (p. 31) Chewing the Pieces by David P. Reiter. (p. 48) Pakashgoogan by Denis Stokes. (p. 74-75) Shoreline, Old Lake Iroquois by M. T. Kelly. (p. 91) Nightmare Comfort by Ben Abel. (p. 112) Klu'skap-O'Kom by Rita Joe. (p. 122) The Dream was the Answer by Rita Joe. (p. 123) Nostalgia by Emma LaRocque. (p. 132) The Red in Winter by Emma LaRocque. (p. 136) "Progress" by Emma LaRocque. (p. 137) Earth Nites by Wayne Keon. (p. 153-154) I'm Not in Charge of This Ritual by Wayne Keon. (p. 154-155) Big Steve by Wayne Keon. (p. 161) Down on the Yucatan by Wayne Keon. (p. 162-164) Shaman and the Raven by Wayne Keon. (p. 165-167) The Wet by Bruce Chester. (p. 181) Working on Titles by Bruce Chester. (p. 181-182) Eagles Caught Salmon by Bruce Chester. (p. 182) Song on Starling Street by Daniel David Moses. (p. 226-227) Breakdown Moon by Daniel David Moses. (p. 227-228) Blue Moon by Daniel David Moses. (p. 228) Inukshuk by Daniel David Moses. (p. 241-242) Coyote Learns to Whistle by Thomas King. (p. 250-251) Coyote Sees the Prime Minister by Thomas King. (p. 252) Coyote Goes to Toronto by Thomas King. (p. 252-253) The City on the Hill by Thomas King. (p.265) The Dancing Sun by Alootook Ipellie. (p. 272) The Water Moved an Instant Before by Alootook Ipellie. (p. 272) April 2-3 1985: Aboriginal Rights Conference by Mingwôn Mingwôn (Shirley Bear). (p. 290)