The painted chief, and pointed spear" to describe the titular cemetery, one about the imminent death of a flower, or one about the author's six-week stay on a British prison ship.
He wrote a criticism of a hypocritical priest in "The Jamaica Funeral" and an allegory on death entitled "The House of Night." The co-author of the satirical Father Bombo's Pilgrimage to Mecca, he is also known describing the discovery of America in "Pictures of Columbus" and for introducing an early version of Manifest Destiny in his epic poem "The Rising Glory of America." Those works, however, are not as famous as one that uses the lines "And long shall timorous fancy see / The painted chief, and pointed spear" to describe the titular cemetery, one about the imminent death of a flower, or one about the author's six-week stay on a British prison ship. For 10 points, name this poet who wrote the poems "The Wild Honey Suckle" and "The Indian Burial Ground" and is often known by his nickname, "Poet of the American Revolution."
He wrote a criticism of a hypocritical priest in "The Jamaica Funeral" and an allegory on death entitled "The House of Night.
Philip {Freneau}