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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Foreword
  3. The Sounds of Plains Cree: A Guide to Pronunciation
  4. kiyâm
  5. Family Poems
    1. The Road to Writer’s Block (A Poem to Myself)
    2. Trademark Translation
    3. paskwâhk - On the Prairie
    4. kiya kâ-pakaski-nîmihitoyan - You Who Dance So Brightly
    5. tawâw - There Is Room, Always Room for One More
    6. Perfect Not Perfect
    7. tawastêw - The Passage Is Safe
    8. pahkwêsikan - Bread
    9. ê-wîtisânîhitoyâhk asici pîkiskwêwin - Language Family
    10. ê-wîtisânîhitoyâhk êkwa ê-pêyâhtakowêyâhk - Relative Clause
    11. Critical Race Theory at Canadian Tire
  6. Reclamation Poems
    1. Cree Lessons
    2. tânisi ka-isi-nihtâ-âhpinihkêyan - How to Tan a Hide
    3. aniki nîso nâpêwak kâ-pîkiskwêcik - Two Men Talking
    4. nôhtâwiy opîkiskwêwin - Father Tongue
    5. ninitâhtâmon kititwêwiniwâwa - I Borrow Your Words
    6. aniki nîso nâpêwak kâ-masinahikêcik - Two Men Writing
    7. sâpohtawân - Ghost Dance
    8. ê-kî-pîcicîyâhk - We Danced Round Dance
  7. A Few Ideas from amiskwacî-wâskahikanihk
    1. The Young Linguist
    2. tânisi ka-isi-nihtâ-pimîhkêyan - How to Make Pemmican
  8. History Poems
    1. maskihkiy maskwa iskwêw ôma wiya ohci - For Medicine Bear Woman
    2. mistahi-maskwa
    3. Take This Rope and This Poem (A Letter for Big Bear)
    4. sôhkikâpawi, nitôtêm - Stand Strong, My Friend
    5. kâh-kîhtwâm - Again and Again
    6. nikî-pê-pimiskân - I Came This Way by Canoe
    7. Spinning
    8. Practicing for My Defence
    9. Like a Bead on a String
    10. ihkatawâw ay-itwêhiwêw - The Marsh Sends a Message
    11. kakwêcihkêmowin ohci kânata otâcimowina - A Question for Canadian History
    12. kiskinohamâkêwin ohci kânata otâcimowina - An Instruction for Canadian History
    13. kiyâm - Let It Be
  9. Notes on the Poems
  10. Cree-English Correspondences
  11. Bibliography
  12. Publication Credits
  13. Acknowledgements

publication credits

“Trademark Translation” was previously published in The Edmonton Stroll of Poets Anthology, 2006.

In November 2002, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBC Alberta Anthology aired “ê-wîtisânîhitoyâhk asici pîkiskwêwin” (“Language Family”) on CBC Alberta Anthology under the title “I Am Learning to Speak Cree.”

“aniki nîso nâpêwak kâ-pîkiskwêcik - Two Men Talking” was first published in Found in Translation: An Anthology of Translations from the 2010 Edmonton Poetry Festival.

“The Young Linguist” was first published in The Edmonton Stroll of Poets Anthology, 2007.

An abridged version of “tânisi ka-isi-nihtâ-pimîhkêyan - How to Make Pemmican” appeared in Cora Taylor’s Victoria Callihoo: An Amazing Life (Edmonton: Eschia Books, 2009).

An excerpt from “maskihkiy maskwa iskwêw ôma wiya ohci - For Medicine Bear Woman” was published in The Edmonton Stroll of Poets Anthology, 2004.

“Spinning” was first published in the Spring 1998 issue of Augustana University College’s student arts publication, HUH?!

“kakwêcihkêmowin ohci kânata otâcimowina” and “kiskinohamâkêwin ohci kânata otâcimowina” first appeared in The Edmonton Stroll of Poets Anthology, 2009.

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