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Hiawatha
With no trace of bitterness or rancour, I must point out that as a person
of First Nations extraction, it's interesting to see how clearly
Longfellow's poem falls into both the realms of the "myth of the Noble
Savage" as well as the "myth of the Vanishing Indian". At the same time,
it's interesting to point out scenes such as the one where Hiawatha is
equated to the river and the meadow; of course! Innocent, pre-fallen man!
Several hundred years later, we're still here, and we're not just an
ennobled subject, these days we're writing our own poetry as well; look up
Lee Maracle, Joy Harjo, Gregory Scofield, Sherman Alexie;
I dunno, I guess my point is that it is always odd and unsettling to me to
always see First Nations people talked about in some weirdly romanticized
past tense;
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