The idea that both the thunder above and the grasshopper below beautify the land in “Twelfth Song of Thunder” suggests that the Navajo

The poem presents both thunder in the sky and the grasshopper on the ground as beautifying the land. By valuing forces and creatures from different parts of nature together, it suggests that the Navajo appreciate the connection between all living things. The poem does not rank thunder above the grasshopper or portray nature as separate from people.

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