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In the poem "The Song of Gayawata", Longfellow laid out the legends that prevailed among North American Indians, according to the author, the work can be called "Indian Edda". The size itself, chosen by Longfellow as an imitation of Finnish Kalevala, is very suitable to the content of the poem, which more than anything else written by Longfellow, embodied the spirit of the American people. Translation by John Bunin.
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