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    The poem describes a river that runs to the sea, asking the sea if it will welcome the river. The river awaits a reply from the sea, pleading for the sea to look graciously upon it. The river offers to bring brooks from hidden spots to the sea, asking the sea to accept it.

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    The poem describes a river that runs to the sea, asking the sea if it will welcome the river. The river awaits a reply from the sea, pleading for the sea to look graciously upon it. The river offers to bring brooks from hidden spots to the sea, asking the sea to accept it.

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    My River

    My river runs to thee. Blue sea, wilt thou welcome me? My river awaits reply. Oh! Sea, look graciously. Ill fetch thee brooks from spotted nooks. Say, sea, Take me!
    ~ Emily Dickinson ~

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