The Voices of the Rivers

Nina Salaman was a noted scholar, translator and columnist. As well as translating medieval Hebrew poetry, she was a poet in her own right. This collection, first published in 1910, shows her remarkable grace.

By : Nina Ruth Davis Salaman (1877 - 1925)

Nina Salaman was a Hebraist, known especially for her translations of medieval Hebrew poetry. In addition, she published historical and critical essays, book reviews, and an anthology of Jewish readings for children, as well as poetry of her own.

Born Nina Davis, in 1901 she married Redcliffe Nathan Salaman, a British physician.


00 - Dedicationf



01 - Love Song



02 - Song



03 - A Dream



04 - A Song in the Wood



05 - Night Song



06 - Spring Song



07 - Hymn at the Dawn



08 - The World’s Joy



09 - The Hope



10 - Peace



11 - Villanelle



12 - Rondeau



13 - Evening Song of the Earth



14 - The Ninth of Ab



15 - Realisation



16 - Yesterday



17 - The Soul’s Flight



18 - From Me to Thee



19 - On Wings



20 - Freedom in Exile



21 - Song



22 - The Sunflower and the Sun



23 - Loss



24 - The Song of a Night



25 - Love and the Passing Year



26 - Moonlight



27 - Winter Song



28 - After Storm



29 - Into the Presence



30 - A Mood in the Silence



31 - The Power of the Spirit



32 - Of Prayer



33 - A Farewell



34 - A Dream of Peace



35 - Drifting



36 - Darkness



37 - Awakening



38 - The Immortal World



39 - A Breach



40 - The Unattainable



41 - Rain



42 - Past Days Recalled



43 - The Soul’s Bondage



44 - The Unknown



45 - The Burial of Queen Victoria



46 - Friendship and Hope



47 - The World’s Burden



48 - This is Hope



49 - The Voices of the Rivers

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