Wendigo eats: moss, frogs, people, mushrooms it’s cunning and quick heart of ice (must burn when killed) snowshoe prints doesn’t speak (can’t or won’t) whistles sometimes wants to be killed anorexic and nauseous sent mad by the north the cold and the snow tall trees and hills short days long rivers sent mad by the North once man once sane now whistling if you hear its whistle do not let it bite you do not die mad and unblessed most importantly try your utmost to resist tasting human flesh steer clear of the more malicious kind of shaman
yeah? What do you think about the capital "N" in North? Couldn't make up my mind to use capitals for both Norths, or neither, or if just one which one? There's logic behind my decision, but I don't know if it was the right logic. Oh, and anyone who wants to reply, reactions? Feedback? Have you heard of a Wendigo before?
whelp, in the first stanza i think the northern environment made him made...because of the lower case in the 2nd, i believe that the north physically sent him...because of the capital n. overall i like what you did with the interchanging of random words, but held it together so sense could be made. that's why i liked it. as for the content of it, sure it works out ok.
cheers... wasn't sure if it makes sense, especially as nobody where I live would have heard of a wendigo. and if anyone asks, I'm using your explanation for the n/N... so much better than mine
