About This Book
A narrative lyric recounts the final days of a sick Indigenous hunter, blending memories of wilderness skill and family care with devotional conversations and communal prayer. The dying man experiences a luminous dream of a vast golden palace, a Redeemer and throngs of saints and angels welcoming him, which affirms his peace and faith as he dies. Vivid natural imagery and irregular, rugged verse evoke the wigwam setting and frontier life, while a prefatory note frames the poem as derived from an actual scene witnessed by the poet.
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