The term LONGFELLOW SUBJECT refers to three of the most famous works of American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The first is 'Hiawatha', an epic poem about a Native American hero, which is 8 letters long. The second is 'Paul REVERE's Ride', a narrative poem about the American Revolutionary War hero, which is 6 letters long. The third is 'The Village Blacksmith', a poem about a hardworking blacksmith, which is 17 letters long.