Dear, Nile Weaver

Dear, Nile Weaver

A Poem by Emily Dickinson Jr.
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A poem about a sailor on the Nile river and the hope he gives to the people of egypt.

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Oh sailer on the Nile,
Won't you gather us some grain?

Won't you listen to our sorrows?
Won't you sail away our pain?

Oh, Nile Weaver wont you steal,
Steal away our sins and sinners

Dear, Nile Weaver won't you,
Won't you make us real again?

 

© 2012 Emily Dickinson Jr.  All rights reserved

© 2013 Emily Dickinson Jr.


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I love the emotion that comes from this piece. It is the perfect length for what it tries to accomplish and it does! Its pretty mournful I think. It reminds of that wish deep in your heart. That wish, for when all seems lost, to be righted again. That universality is what connected with me. Its lovely, elegant.


Posted 11 Years Ago


Love the picture; goes perfect with this poem

Posted 11 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

I'm glad you think so I looked for quite a while to find just the right one
anne p. murray- LadeeAnne

11 Years Ago

And it's perfecto'
Sounds like a prayer to some forgotten ancient God, I really like it! ^o^
The first few lines are really good hooks!

Fav. lines:

"Won't you listen to our sorrows?
Won't you sail away our pain?"


Posted 11 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

thanx so much!! I rly like those lines to :-) I wanted to give it a certain homely yet mystical vi.. read more
I really liked the rhyming of grain in pain. It added to the effect of this poem. This is powerful and the image goes great with it. It's short and sweet and awesome. Keep up the good work :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

I'm glad you liked it!! I wrote it after watching " Joseph the king of dreams" Im a bit of a fan and.. read more
The very word Nile revives the memory of a civilization that was famous in the long past.It presents too many historical people,pyramids and innumerable events.
Your fabulous poem took me on the banks of Nile for few moments.
The image is a vivid reminder of that legacy.

Posted 11 Years Ago


zainul

11 Years Ago

Thank you, Hannah for your kind words.
Could you write on other aspects of Egypt?
Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

I will consider it
If I find the time most certainly
zainul

11 Years Ago

I am waiting eagerly to rr.
Thanks a lot.
Compact poem, well written and interesting! There's something so mystical and lovely about the Nile. Helena :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

I'm glad you liked it Helena!
I'm a fan of the Nile too...

Posted 11 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

11 Years Ago

glad you like it :-)
Sami Khalil

11 Years Ago

Smiling...
weaver wont, weaver won't ,

Posted 11 Years Ago



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