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| 481. | She sped as Petals of a Rose by Emily Dickinson | | She sped as Petals of a Rose
Offended by the Wind --
A frail Aristocrat of Time
Indemnity to find --
Leaving on nature -- a Default
As Cricket or... |
| 482. | She's happy, with a new Content -- by Emily Dickinson | | She's happy, with a new Content --
That feels to her -- like Sacrament --
She's busy -- with an altered Care --
As just apprenticed to the Air --
... |
| 483. | Softened by Time's consummate plush, by Emily Dickinson | | Softened by Time's consummate plush,
How sleek the woe appears
That threatened childhood's citadel
And undermined the years.
Bisected now, by bl... |
| 484. | Some one prepared this mighty show by Emily Dickinson | | Some one prepared this mighty show
To which without a Ticket go
The nations and the Days --
Displayed before the simplest Door
That all may witn... |
| 485. | Somewhat, to hope for, by Emily Dickinson | | Somewhat, to hope for,
Be it ne'er so far
Is Capital against Despair --
Somewhat, to suffer,
Be it ne'er so keen --
If terminable, may be borne... |
| 486. | Somewhere upon the general Earth by Emily Dickinson | | Somewhere upon the general Earth
Itself exist Today --
The Magic passive but extant
That consecrated me --
Indifferent Seasons doubtless play
W... |
| 487. | Soto! Explore thyself! by Emily Dickinson | | Soto! Explore thyself!
Therein thyself shalt find
The "Undiscovered Continent" --
No Settler had the Mind.... |
| 488. | Speech is one symptom of Affection by Emily Dickinson | | Speech is one symptom of Affection
And Silence one --
The perfectest communication
Is heard of none --
Exists and its indorsement
Is had within... |
| 489. | Spring comes on the World -- by Emily Dickinson | | Spring comes on the World --
I sight the Aprils --
Hueless to me until thou come
As, till the Bee
Blossoms stand negative,
Touched to Conditions
... |
| 490. | Spring is the Period by Emily Dickinson | | Spring is the Period
Express from God.
Among the other seasons
Himself abide,
But during March and April
None stir abroad
Without a cordial in... |
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