For someone I love
Subtitle: a collection of writing by Arapera Blank
Publisher: Anton Blank Ltd
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Auckland, New Zealand
Language: eng; mao
Number of pages: 158
ISBN-13: 9780473299187
Work titles: Works
Description: "Arapera Blank was one of New Zealand's first bilingual poets and the first Maori writer to win a Katherine Mansfield Award in 1959. This book contains a collection of poetry, fiction and essays"--Publisher's description.
Notes: Poetry, fiction, and essays.

Includes bibliographical references.

Text in English with some Maori.
Table of contents: title: Poetry:; title: For someone I love; title: Waiata mo to tane I For my husband on the occasion of his birthday; title: For Pius; title: He koingo I A yearning; title: When I walk ...; title: Ko wai tenei?; title: Creativity; title: a reflection upon; title: He wawata kia mahorahora I Freedom; title: Rongokako; title: Bone song I Bone song; title: Reflection upon creativity; title: Expression of an inward self with a lino cut; title: Weihnacht; title: Switzerland; title: Woman prisoner; title: Your birthday waiata I Your birthday waiata; title: From afar: Te Kohanga; title: Aue, taukuri e!; title: Dreamtime; title: Ki tetahi tangata kai-ngakau I To a sensitive person; title: Te Tiriti o Waitangi; title: Inhumanity; title: To the peace movement; title: After watching father re-uniting with sons in prison; title: Confrontation; title: Te putake mai o te pu harakeke I Who is important?; title: Ki te iwi takahi kawa I To amoral beings; title: Conversation with a ghost 1974-1985 (on looking at other people's houses); title: Suffering a literary examination; title: Or choosing a career; title: Relief; title: Where is that sun?; title: What can I?; title: The Hui Topu; title: Synod, Ruatoria; title: Rangitukia reminiscences, soul place; title: Notes; title: Fiction:; title: Yielding to the new; title: The visitors; title: One two three four five; title: Innocence of sin; title: Ahakoa he aha!; title: Essays:; title: Ko taku kumara hei wai-u mo tama; title: A glimpse of people, places and things; title: Where the manuka bends; title: The role and status of Maori women; title: The education of Maori girls.