One of this group's poets is most famous for writing "The fading green of your magic emanations shall not make pure again these polluted skies . .
One of this group's poets is most famous for writing "The fading green of your magic emanations shall not make pure again these polluted skies . . . for this is no ordinary sun" in the wake of the Hiroshima atomic bomb. A novel about Jake's domestic violence against his wife Beth explores the effects of alcoholism in the ghetto population of this people; that novel was made into a 1994 film directed by Lee Tamahori. One work about this people was conceived after its author kept having dreams about a mute boy named "Simon Peter," whose father Joe Gillayley falls in love with a watchtower hermit named Kerewin Holmes. Alan Duff's Once Were Warriors is about this people, whose earliest literature was written after its Great Fleet migrated to their present-day home on canoes. For 10 points, name this people chronicled in The Bone People by Keri Hulme, the native inhabitants of New Zealand.
One of this group's poets is most famous for writing "The fading green of your magic emanations shall not make pure again these polluted skies . .
Maori people [prompt on native New Zealanders]