A parody of this poem in which its title character struggles to photograph a family was written by Lewis Carroll. A heron gives a "scream of pain and famine" at the end of a three-day wrestling match in this poem. A character in this poem is chided for being lazy despite feats like flinging trees through the sky and killing the King of Beavers. The title character of this poem befriends a musician and a strongman named, respectively, Chibiabos and Kwasind. It was based in part on the sloppy research of Henry (*) Rowe Schoolcraft and uses the trochaic tetrameter of the Kalevala. A famous passage from this poem describes a place "by the shores of Gitchee Gumee, by the shining Big-Sea-Water". A grandson of Nokomis who loves Minnehaha is the title character of, for 10 points, which epic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfel
A parody of this poem in which its title character struggles to photograph a family was written by Lewis Carroll. A heron gives a "scream of pain and famine" at the end of a three-day wrestling match in this poem. A character in this poem is chided for being lazy despite feats like flinging trees through the sky and killing the King of Beavers. The title character of this poem befriends a musician and a strongman named, respectively, Chibiabos and Kwasind. It was based in part on the sloppy research of Henry (*) Rowe Schoolcraft and uses the trochaic tetrameter of the Kalevala. A famous passage from this poem describes a place "by the shores of Gitchee Gumee, by the shining Big-Sea-Water". A grandson of Nokomis who loves Minnehaha is the title character of, for 10 points, which epic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow?
A parody of this poem in which its title character struggles to photograph a family was written by Lewis Carroll.