Lewis Carroll wrote a parody of this poem in which the title character is a photographer.
Lewis Carroll wrote a parody of this poem in which the title character is a photographer. A wedding in this poem is attended by an extremely boastful man named Iagoo. An oft-parodied section of this poem includes the lines "he had magic mittens made of deer-skin." In the third section of this work a woman falls from the moon and gives birth to Wenonah, who is later impregnated by the West Wind and begets the title character. Eventually the main character invents writing and slays Pearl Feather, before finally being taught Christianity by a "pale-face." This poem, written in trochaic hexameter, is about a character who "grew up on the shores of Gitchee Gumee" and fell in love with Minnehaha. For 10 points, identify this epic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Lewis Carroll wrote a parody of this poem in which the title character is a photographer.
The Song of Hiawatha