The eye corrects
Subtitle: poems, 1955-1965
By: Alan Roddick
Publisher: Blackwood & Janet Paul; printed at The Caxton Press
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Auckland, N.Z; Christchurch [N.Z.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 42
Notes: Bound in light gray paper wrappers; printed and illustrated in black.
Table of contents: title: Holiday; title: Blind boys at cricket; title: Candid cameraman; title: Sensitive young man; title: Letter from another world; title: The gate; title: The beach in Winter; title: The shell; title: On a photograph; title: To my wife; title: Poet and subject; title: Flies dying; title: Polaroid glasses; title: The larvae; title: Watching you drift in shallow sleep; title: The eye corrects; title: Naming a child; title: Th movers; title: Festival race day; title: Ants in the lavatory; title: Tick-talk; title: In slow time; title: Baby with ball; title: A patient; title: Storm, over; title: First light; title: At a parting; title: Muttonbirds fishing; title: A sign for Susannah; title: Take care to leave the brush-marks!; title: 'Like leafless trees'.