This poem is an epic about a fictional Ojibwe warrior named Hiawatha. It depicts his mighty adventures across the Pictured Rocks area of Southern Lake Superior. The poem ultimately culminates when the warrior Hiawatha falls in love with a Dakota woman named Minnehaha and the struggles they must go through to depict their love. Although the story features Native American characters, the poem did not have its socio-economic problems when it was first published. The same issues may be present today to modern readers but the ...
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This poem is an epic about a fictional Ojibwe warrior named Hiawatha. It depicts his mighty adventures across the Pictured Rocks area of Southern Lake Superior. The poem ultimately culminates when the warrior Hiawatha falls in love with a Dakota woman named Minnehaha and the struggles they must go through to depict their love. Although the story features Native American characters, the poem did not have its socio-economic problems when it was first published. The same issues may be present today to modern readers but the story and the true message of the original epic poem still stands tall in todays society.
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Add this copy of The Song of Hiawatha to cart. $47.01, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Hialeah, FL, UNITED STATES, published 2018 by Independently published.
In school only a portion of this "poem" was taught. It came to mind one day and I could not remember what came after "stood the wigwam of Nokomis". So I started a search for the poem and found a book. I am thrilled to be able to read the whole work and not just a few lines.
The condition of the book was excellent. Thanks again Alibris;.
