The Minnesota Wendigo Poem

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In Minnesota's winter, a chilling tale,
Of a creature that's feared, a creature so pale.
The Wendigo roams with hunger deep,
A legend that haunts, even in sleep.
With antlers twisted and eyes aglow,
Its icy breath chills the hearts below.
A cannibalistic creature of lore,
Feeding on flesh, a legend to abhor.
The Wendigo's hunger, insatiable and dire,
Leaving a trail of fear, like a frozen fire.
Its wail echoes through the northern woods,
A creature feared, in misunderstood.
Is it a myth or a real-life dread?
A cautionary tale, of a creature unfed.
The Minnesota Wendigo, a legend told,
A chilling mystery, both ancient and bold.