Not that he goes — we love him more
Who led us while he stayed.
Beyond earth’s trafficking frontier,
For what he moved, he made.
Not that he goes — we love him more
Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem Not that he goes — we love him more
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This poem can only be a tribute to God’s one son, Jesus the Christ. He came, he led, He sacrificed for, for it was we He made.
Are u sure that’s the ONLY possible interpretation? IMO the poem was transcribed incorrectly.