There's a medical name for this / Kerrin P. Sharpe.

Poetry.

As pilgrims you will be given -- When Gerry thinks of angels he hears their wings -- There were stars behind him -- They read rough maps of sky -- In the cart -- The rice planters 1953 -- Shantung -- Pony 15 -- Son -- A study of 18th century grief -- Queen Mary Hospital Hanmer -- There's a medical name for this -- In the time it takes -- Her hotel is staying in Oriental Bay -- Because my father -- My father's twin -- Father pilgrim -- Token voices -- Every painter has a mother -- She gets these letters -- To convince her suitcase Vilma packs for Prague -- When the train stole us -- The dictator -- My sister dreamt her husband -- Karaka Bay 1905 -- Their faces turn pages -- On a cold morning the electric horse -- The statue is a pilgrim in a stone tent -- Because the horse expected nothing -- Six lies for an orthopaedic surgeon -- My brother the gondolier -- The deer builds a portaloo -- The whales forget the island -- They often win tango competitions -- To make sense of himself -- The heart visits Antarctica -- Row on row -- The etymology of the small farmer -- The whistler -- My daughter the clinical psychologist -- The examination unremarkable -- They try to return to paradise -- There are few sightings -- Half the story -- In the tradition his day reduces -- The mouth of rain -- Horseplay -- How to shoot an arrow for a horse -- I'd replace the train with lightning -- Darkness clears the throats of ravens -- The stars are the tongues of their shoes -- It takes the revolution of snow to get the tsar talking -- The alchemy of snow -- The godwit's son.