Emily Dickinson (183086). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part Four: Time and Eternity
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| BEFORE the ice is in the pools, | |
| Before the skaters go, | |
| Or any cheek at nightfall | |
| Is tarnished by the snow, | |
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| Before the fields have finished, | 5 |
| Before the Christmas tree, | |
| Wonder upon wonder | |
| Will arrive to me! | |
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| What we touch the hems of | |
| On a summers day; | 10 |
| What is only walking | |
| Just a bridge away; | |
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| That which sings so, speaks so, | |
| When theres no one here, | |
| Will the frock I wept in | 15 |
| Answer me to wear? | |
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