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Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part Two: Nature XXXV |
| THE RAT is the concisest tenant. | |
| He pays no rent,— | |
| Repudiates the obligation, | |
| On schemes intent. | |
| Balking our wit | 5 |
| To sound or circumvent, | |
| Hate cannot harm | |
| A foe so reticent. | |
| Neither decree | |
| Prohibits him, | 10 |
| Lawful as | |
| Equilibrium. |
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