Emily Dickinson

Poems by Emily Dickinson

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The Sun kept setting—setting—still

... 692 The Sun kept setting—setting—still ...

Sweet—safe—Houses

... No Bald Death—affront their Parlors— ...

Summer Shower

... Myself conjectured, Were they pearls, ...

Part Two: Nature: There's a certain slant of light

...   When it comes, the landscape listens, ...

I am ashamed—I hide

... Meek—let it be—too proud—for Pride— ...

She died—this was the way she died

... 150 She died—this was the way she died ...

Speech—is a prank of Parliament—

... But the Heart with the heaviest freight on— ...

Through the Dark Sod—as Education

... Feels her white foot—no trepidation— ...

Triumph—may be of several kinds

... 455 Triumph—may be of several kinds— ...

If I can stop

... If I can stop one heart from breaking, ...

Why make it doubt—it hurts it so

... For that dear—distant—dangerous—Sake— ...

A Book

... This traverse may the poorest take ...

The Malay—took the Pearl

... 452 The Malay—took the Pearl— ...

Only God—detect the Sorrow

... Only God— The Jehovahs—are no Babblers— ...

We never know how high we are (1176)

... Did not ourselves the Cubits warp ...

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