< Author:Emily Dickinson
← Emily Dickinson | 300-399 |
- "Morning" — means "Milking" — to the Farmer — -300-
- I reason, Earth is short — -301-
- Like Some Old fashioned Miracle -302-
- The Soul selects her own Society — -303-
- The Day came slow — till Five o'clock — -304-
- The difference between Despair -305-
- The Soul's Superior instants -306-
- The One who could repeat the Summer day — -307-
- I send Two Sunsets — -308-
- For largest Woman's Hearth I knew — -309-
- Give little Anguish — -310-
- It sifts from Leaden Sieves — -311-
- Her — "last Poems" — -312-
- I should have been too glad, I see — -313-
- Nature — sometimes sears a Sapling — -314-
- He fumbles at your Soul -315-
- The Wind didn't come from the Orchard — today — -316-
- Just so — Jesus — raps — -317-
- I'll tell you how the Sun rose — -318-
- The nearest Dream recedes — unrealized — -319-
- We play at Paste — -320-
- Of all the Sounds despatched abroad, -321-
- There came a Day at Summer's full, -322-
- As if I asked a common Alms, -323-
- Some keep the Sabbath going to Church — -324-
- Of Tribulation, these are They, -325-
- I cannot dance upon my Toes — -326-
- Before I got my eye put out -327-
- A Bird came down the Walk — -328-
- So glad we are — a Stranger'd deem -329-
- The Juggler's Hat her Country is — -330-
- While Asters — -331-
- There are two Ripenings — one — of sight — -332-
- The Grass so little has to do — -333-
- All the letters I can write -334-
- 'Tis not that Dying hurts us so — -335-
- The face I carry with me — last — -336-
- I know a place where Summer strives -337-
- I know that He exists. -338-
- I tend my flowers for thee — -339-
- Is Bliss then, such Abyss, -340-
- After great pain, a formal feeling comes — -341-
- It will be Summer — eventually. -342-
- My Reward for Being, was This. -343-
- 'Twas the old — road — through pain — -344-
- Funny — to be a Century — -345-
- Not probable — The barest Chance — -346-
- When Night is almost done — -347-
- I dreaded that first Robin, so, -348-
- I had the Glory — that will do — -349-
- They leave us with the Infinite. -350-
- I felt my life with both my hands -351-
- Perhaps I asked too large — -352-
- A happy lip — breaks sudden — -353-
- From Cocoon forth a Butterfly -354-
- 'Tis Opposites — entice — -355-
- The Day that I was crowned -356-
- God is a distant — stately Lover — -357-
- If any sink, assure that this, now standing — -358-
- I gained it so — -359-
- Death sets a Thing significant -360-
- What I can do — I will — -361-
- It struck me — every Day — -362-
- I went to thank Her — -363-
- The Morning after Woe — -364-
- Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat? -365-
- Although I put away his life — -366-
- Over and over, like a Tune — -367-
- How sick — to wait — in any place — but thine — -368-
- She lay as if at play -369-
- Heaven is so far of the Mind -370-
- A precious — mouldering pleasure — 'tis — -371-
- I know lives, I could miss -372-
- I'm saying every day -373-
- I went to Heaven — -374-
- The Angle of a Landscape — -375-
- Of Course — I prayed — -376-
- To lose one's faith — surpass -377-
- I saw no Way — The Heavens were stitched — -378-
- Rehearsal to Ourselves -379-
- There is a flower that Bees prefer — -380-
- A Secret told — -381-
- For Death — or rather -382-
- Exhilaration — is within — -383-
- No Rack can torture me — -384-
- Smiling back from Coronation -385-
- Answer July — -386-
- The sweetest Heresy received -387-
- Take your Heaven further on — -388-
- There's been a Death, in the Opposite House, -389-
- It's coming — the postponeless Creature — -390-
- A Visitor in Marl — -391-
- Through the Dark Sod — as Education — -392-
- Did Our Best Moment last — -393-
- 'Twas Love — not me — -394-
- Reverse cannot befall -395-
- There is a Languor of the Life -396-
- When Diamonds are a Legend, -397-
- I had not minded — Walls — -398-
- A House upon the Height — -399-
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