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Poems by Emily Dickinson

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A Secret told

... That -- can appal but One --Better of it -- continual be afraid -- ...

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A shady friend -- for Torrid days

... For Frigid -- hour of Mind --The Vane a little to the East -- ...

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A single Screw of Flesh

... Some striding -- Giant -- Love --So greater than the Gods can show, ...

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A Thought went up my mind today --

... Have I the Art to say --But somewhere -- in my Soul -- I know -- ...

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A Tooth upon Our Peace

... To vitalize the Grace --The Heaven hath a Hell -- ...

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A World made penniless by that departure

... A World made penniless by that departure ...

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Afraid! Of whom am I afraid?

... Is the East Afraid to trust the Morn ...

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After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside --

... After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside -- ...

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Ah, Necromancy Sweet!

... Teach me the skill,That I instil the pain ...

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All that I do

... I know his eye Where e'er I ply ...

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All these my banners be.

... "There is no more snow!"To him who keeps an Orchis' heart -- ...

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Alter! When the Hills do --

... Be the Perfect One --Surfeit! When the Daffodil ...

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Always Mine!

... Old the Grace, but new the Subjects -- ...

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An altered look about the hills

... An axe shrill singing in the woods -- ...

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An honest Tear

... This Cenotaph May each that dies --Reared by itself -- ...