Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part Four: Time and Eternity LXXXI |
| AFTER a hundred years | |
| Nobody knows the place,— | |
| Agony, that enacted there, | |
| Motionless as peace. | |
| Weeds triumphant ranged, | 5 |
| Strangers strolled and spelled | |
| At the lone orthography | |
| Of the elder dead. | |
| Winds of summer fields | |
| Recollect the way,— | 10 |
| Instinct picking up the key | |
| Dropped by memory. |
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