text: The speaker of a poem by this author pledges, "I will keep you there forever" in the "round-tower of my heart" "till the walls should crumble to ruin, and molder in dust away."
full_question: The speaker of a poem by this author pledges, "I will keep you there forever" in the "round-tower of my heart" "till the walls should crumble to ruin, and molder in dust away." A poem by this author begins by describing the farmer of Grand-Pre, who dies of a heart attack after a mini-riot is quelled by Father Felician. Another of this author's characters fasts for seven days, during which he wrestles Mondamin. This poet of "The Children's Hour" wrote a poem in dactylic hexameter beginning "This is the forest primeval," and used a Kalevala-esque trochaic tetrameter for a poem in which the grandson of Nokomis weds Minnehaha "By the shores of Gitche Gumee." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Evangeline" who tried to draw on Ojibwe lore in "The Song of Hiawatha."
first_sentence: The speaker of a poem by this author pledges, "I will keep you there forever" in the "round-tower of my heart" "till the walls should crumble to ruin, and molder in dust away."
raw_answer: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow