The lady smiling behind a tree represents so many things. She is an outcast. The lady feels she has a more diversified culture, but the colonists will not have a culture of their own. In this poetry, men, women, and fish dance to the beat of a drum. This poem was written by John Smith, who was born in 1580. He was a poet, explorer, and author of several books about his adventures. He traveled with Captain Smith's company and wrote about their travels. Smith made many discoveries in America and was among the first Europeans to see the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River. He also saw great lakes that are now known as Ontario and Quebec. In 1608, John Smith published A Map of Virginia. This map is very important in history because it is the first map showing evidence of white settlers in what would become the United States. Before this time, most maps were made by sailors who wanted to know where they were going. So, they would ask locals for advice and make sketches of what they heard. However, since these sketches weren't accurate, they needed another way to find their way around. That's why John Smith came up with the idea of using flags to mark roads leading into the wilderness. He knew that there would be people along these routes who could help them if they got lost.