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Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part Five: The Single Hound LXXXI |
| IF pain for peace prepares, | |
| Lo the “Augustan” years | |
| Our feet await! | |
| If Springs from Winter rise, | |
| Can the Anemone’s | 5 |
| Be reckoned up? | |
| If night stands first, then noon, | |
| To gird us for the sun, | |
| What gaze— | |
| When, from a thousand skies, | 10 |
| On our developed eyes | |
| Noons blaze! |
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