Preface to Emily Dickinson's Poems. by Thomas W. Higginson (18231911) US clergyman, author When a thought takes one's breath away, a lesson in grammar seems an impertinence.
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Nor had I time to Love --But since
Some Industry must be --
The little Toil of Love --
I thought
Be large enough for Me --
Emily Dickinson
Is it dead -- Find it --
Out of sound -- Out of sight --
"Happy"?
Emily Dickinson
Two full Autumns for the Squirrel
Bounteous prepared --
Nature, Had'st thou not a Berry
For thy wandering Bird?
Emily Dickinson
Nature assigns the Sun --
That -- is Astronomy --
Nature cannot enact a Friend --
That -- is Astrology.
Emily Dickinson
Death won't hurt -- now Dollie's here!
Emily Dickinson
I'm nobody, who are you?
Emily Dickinson
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