[Weave, brothers, weave!]

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A short poem, "Weave, brothers, weave!", printed in the Penny Illustrated Paper in 1867. It addresses weavers at the loom and urges them to work and sing while producing flowers, sunset colors, and fine silk. The poem uses weaving imagery (shuttle, warp, thread, seam) and contains no technical weaving instruction.

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Date
May 18, 1867
Language
English
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