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Emily Dickinson
(183086).
Complete Poems.
1924.
Part Five: The Single Hound
LXXIX
I
SEE
thee better in the dark,
I do not need a light.
The love of thee a prism be
Excelling violet.
I see thee better for the years
5
That hunch themselves between,
The miners lamp sufficient be
To nullify the mine.
And in the grave I see thee best
Its little panels be
10
A-glow, all ruddy with the light
I held so high for thee!
What need of day to those whose dark
Hath so surpassing sun,
It seem it be continually
15
At the meridian?
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