There was a beauteous river, That strutted and swirled lonely, As it ebbed with a strange quiver, An enchanter sought and drowned in her, with vows of affection forevermore, The river felt blessed, In his embrace she nestled, Moments and days passed, In her stillness one night, Nile shuddered in fright, Her own watchful maternal old bag, Picked the sands of where she streamed, Just like in the early ages of the river, The rotting dame worshiped the demons again, Her mind wasn't hers, Something that Nile can't exclaim, The rivers would laugh, And would call her lame, Nile halted, Suddenly jolted, Never knowing what happened in the night, But least did she know, what she thought to be twilight, Was seven days past, Never has the Nile been so befuddled, Wizard was nowhere to be seen, She spent the nights embracing the rocks, Scared, baffled and fearfully huddled, Was it she who beheld some delict? Or was it the voice that possessed her? All seeme...