"Many of the poems in Dunstan Ward's second collection are set in France, where he has lived since 1973. Some look back to his New Zealand childhood, others are aphoristic or commemorative"--Back cover.
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I. The trees in the wind
The racing car
A blackcurrant drink
The big flood
Scorgie
Julou
A last walk
After the reading
From a distance
The thing not done
Two blue bowls
At the window
Feeding the birds
On trust
Kintsugi
Into the woods
The voice
This stone
Today
All at once
At first light
River lines
Wreath
Last light
II. Rentrée
Une fête
A minute at noon
This tree
Your time
Silence
Reading Iain Lonie
To Robert Graves
The moment
Laying down
The secret
Mamillius
Questionings
Annunciation
Ash Wednesday
Sigh
The deer
Near La Rivière
Song: The swallows
III. After the exhibition
Untitled
Composition
Coquile
Five irreverent rhymes
Actaeon on the Church
Herm
1492
Verena
Foretaste
Wife and mother
Country life
Song: Grace.
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Poems.
Includes bibliographical references.
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