Poems.

White Judges -- Memoirs of a Really Good Brown Girl -- Halfbreed Parade -- Red & White -- Squaw Poems -- Helen Betty Osborne -- Blue Ribbon Children -- old fool and a five-year moon -- let the ponies out -- pay wickets -- what more than dance -- beyond recognition -- as if I were their sun -- horse-fly blue -- spineless -- blue sky pokes -- when you walk through my door -- wild berries -- hard bed to lie in -- talking on stone -- recovery -- spring breathing -- breakfast of the spirit -- bowl of smooth brown wood -- you only know after -- my mother's arms -- guilt is an erosion -- not just a platform for my dance -- one day in May -- half human/half devil (halfbreed) muse -- Letter to Sir John A. Macdonald -- Still Unsaved Soul -- Devil's Language -- For Bruce, the Night We Sat Studying Cree -- Circle the Wagons -- Leather and Naughahyde -- It Crosses My Mind -- sound of one hand drumming -- Liquid Prairie -- geese are not welcome -- Installation Piece -- Fireflies -- cimowina -- Instructions to My Mother -- Who Knew the Moons Would Remember -- He Taught Me -- yellow sun days of leaving -- Sky is Promising -- we are made of water.