Sexton! My Master’s sleeping here (Emily Dickinson Poems)
96Sexton! My Master's sleeping here.Pray lead me to his bed!I came to build the Bird's nest,And sow the Early seed-That ...
Emily Dickinson Poems (2289 Poems)
You love the Lord-you cannot see (Emily Dickinson Poems)
487You love the Lord-you cannot see-You write Him-every day-A little note-when you awake-And further in the Day.An Ample Letter-How you ...
Mama never forgets her birds (Emily Dickinson Poems)
164Mama never forgets her birds,Though in another tree-She looks down just as oftenAnd just as tenderlyAs when her little mortal ...
A happy lip – breaks sudden (Emily Dickinson Poems)
353A happy lip - breaks sudden -It doesn't state you howIt contemplated - smiling -Just consummated - now -But this ...
Essential Oils – are wrung (Emily Dickinson Poems)
675Essential Oils - are wrung -The Attar from the RoseBe not expressed by Suns - alone -It is the gift ...
Bless God, he went as soldiers (Emily Dickinson Poems)
147Bless God, he went as soldiers,His musket on his breast -Grant God, he charge the bravestOf all the martial blest!Please ...
Beauty – be not caused – It Is (Emily Dickinson Poems)
516Beauty - be not caused - It Is -Chase it, and it ceases -Chase it not, and it abides -Overtake ...
The power to be true to You (Emily Dickinson Poems)
464The power to be true to You,Until upon my faceThe Judgment push his Picture-Presumptuous of Your Place-Of This-Could Man deprive ...
You cannot put a Fire out (Emily Dickinson Poems)
530You cannot put a Fire out -A Thing that can igniteCan go, itself, without a Fan -Upon the slowest Night ...
I keep my pledge (Emily Dickinson Poems)
46I keep my pledge.I was not called-Death did not notice me.I bring my Rose.I plight again,By every sainted Bee-By Daisy ...
When Roses cease to bloom, Sir (Emily Dickinson Poems)
32When Roses cease to bloom, Sir,And Violets are done-When Bumblebees in solemn flightHave passed beyond the Sun-The hand that paused ...
So glad we are-a Stranger’d deem (Emily Dickinson Poems)
329So glad we are-a Stranger'd deem'Twas sorry, that we were-For where the Holiday should beThere publishes a Tear-Nor how Ourselves ...
Like Mighty Foot Lights-burne (Emily Dickinson Poems)
595Like Mighty Foot Lights-burned the RedAt Bases of the Trees-The far Theatricals of DayExhibiting-to These-'Twas Universe-that did applaud-While Chiefest-of the ...
I’ve nothing else-to bring, You know (Emily Dickinson Poems)
224I've nothing else-to bring, You know-So I keep bringing These-Just as the Night keeps fetching StarsTo our familiar eyes-Maybe, we ...
A Planted Life – diversi (Emily Dickinson Poems)
806A Planted Life - diversifiedWith Gold and Silver PainTo prove the presence of the OreIn Particles - 'tis whenA Value ...
Banish Air from Air – (Emily Dickinson Poems)
854Banish Air from Air -Divide Light if you dare -They'll meetWhile Cubes in a DropOr Pellets of ShapeFitFilms cannot annulOdors ...
Tell all the Truth but tell it slant (Emily Dickinson Poems)
Tell all the Truth but tell it slant -Success in Circuit liesToo bright for our infirm DelightThe Truth's superb surpriseAs ...
This that would greet-an hour ago (Emily Dickinson Poems)
778This that would greet-an hour ago-Is quaintest Distance-now-Had it a Guest from Paradise-Nor glow, would it, nor bow-Had it a ...
The Zeroes-taugh (Emily Dickinson Poems)
689The Zeroes-taught us-Phosphorous-We learned to like the FireBy playing Glaciers-when a Boy-And Tinder-guessed-by powerOf Opposite-to balance Odd-If White-a Red-must be!Paralysis-our ...
My Garden (Emily Dickinson Poems)
New feet within my garden go-New fingers stir the sod-A Troubadour upon the ElmBetrays the solitude.New children play upon the ...
The Lamp burns sure-within (Emily Dickinson Poems)
233The Lamp burns sure-within-Tho' Serfs-supply the Oil-It matters not the busy Wick-At her phosphoric toil!The Slave-forgets-to fill-The Lamp-burns golden-on-Unconscious that ...
In lands I never saw-they say (Emily Dickinson Poems)
124In lands I never saw-they sayImmortal Alps look down-Whose Bonnets touch the firmament-Whose Sandals touch the town-Meek at whose everlasting ...
This was in the White of the Year (Emily Dickinson Poems)
995This was in the White of the Year-That-was in the Green-Drifts were as difficult then to thinkAs Daisies now to ...
If recollecting (Emily Dickinson Poems)
33If recollecting were forgetting,Then I remember not.And if forgetting, recollecting,How near I had forgot.And if to miss, were merry,And to ...
When Diamonds are a Legend (Emily Dickinson Poems)
397When Diamonds are a Legend,And Diadems-a Tale-I Brooch and Earrings for Myself,Do sow, and Raise for sale-And tho' I'm scarce ...
Our lives are Swiss- (Emily Dickinson Poems)
Our lives are Swiss-So still-so Cool-Till some odd afternoonThe Alps neglect their CurtainsAnd we look farther on!Italy stands the other ...
It is an honorable thought, (Emily Dickinson Poems)
It is an honorable thought, And makes one lift one's hat,As one encountered gentlefolk Upon a daily street,That we've immortal ...
Death leaves Us homesick, who behind (Emily Dickinson Poems)
935Death leaves Us homesick, who behind,Except that it is goneAre ignorant of its ConcernAs if it were not born.Through all ...
Nature-somet (Emily Dickinson Poems)
314Nature-sometimes sears a Sapling-Sometimes-scalps a Tree-Her Green People recollect itWhen they do not die-Fainter Leaves-to Further Seasons-Dumbly testify-We-who have the ...
I lost a World – the other day! (Emily Dickinson Poems)
181I lost a World - the other day!Has Anybody found?You'll know it by the Row of StarsAround its forehead bound.A ...