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Emily Dickinson
10 December 1830 – 15 May 1886 / Amherst / Massachusetts
Poems of Emily Dickinson
From Us She Wandered Now A Year
Funny—to Be A Century -
Further In Summer Than The Birds
Garland For Queens, May Be
Give Little Anguish
Given In Marriage Unto Thee
Glee—the Great Storm Is Over -
Glory is that bright tragic thing
Glowing Is Her Bonnet
God Gave A Loaf To Every Bird,
God Is A Distant—stately Lover -
God Made A Little Gentian
God Permit Industrious Angels
Going To Heaven!
Going To Him! Happy Letter! Tell Him--
Good Morning—midnight -
Good Night, Because We Must
Good Night! Which Put The Candle Out?
Good To Hide, And Hear 'Em Hunt!
Gratitude—is Not The Mention -
Great Caesar! Condescend
Grief Is A Mouse
Growth of Man - like Growth of Nature
Had I Not This, Or This, I Said
Had I Presumed To Hope
Had we our senses
Have Any Like Myself
Have You Got A Brook In Your Little Heart
He ate and drank the precious Words
He Forgot—and I—remembered - P
He Fought Like Those Who'Ve Nought To Lose
He Found My Being—set It Up -
He Fumbles At Your Soul
He Fumbles At Your Spirit
He Gave Away His Life
He Outstripped Time With But A Bout
He Parts Himself—like Leaves -
He Preached Upon 'Breadth' Till It Argued Him Narrow — -
He Put The Belt Around My Life
He Strained My Faith
He Told A Homely Tale
He Touched Me, So I Live To Know
He Was Weak, And I Was Strong—then -
He Who In Himself Believes
Heart, Not So Heavy As Mine
Heart, We Will Forget Him
Heaven Has Different Signs—to Me -
Heaven Is So Far Of The Mind
Heavenly Father
Her Breast Is Fit For Pearls
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