Life XV. I know some lonely houses off the road (289) por Emily Dickinson I know some lonely houses off the A robber ’d like the look of,— Wooden barred, And windows hanging low, Inviting to
He Found my Being’set It Up por Emily Dickinson 603 He found my Being’—set it up’— Adjusted it to place’— Then carved his name’—upon it’— And bade it to the East
Best Things Dwell Out of Sight por Emily Dickinson 998 Best Things dwell out of Sight The Pearl—the Just—Our Thought. Most shun the Public Air Legitimate, and Rare—
Each Life Converges to Some Centre por Emily Dickinson Each life converges to some centre Expressed or still; Exists in every human nature A goal, Admitted scarcely to itself, it ma
He Fought Like Those Who’Ve Nought to Lose por Emily Dickinson 759 He fought like those Who’ve nough Bestowed Himself to Balls As One who for a further Life Had not a further Use—
Our Share of Night to Bear por Emily Dickinson 113 Our share of night to bear— Our share of morning— Our blank in bliss to fill Our blank in scorning—
Low at my Problem Bending por Emily Dickinson 69 Low at my problem bending, Another problem comes— Larger than mine—Serener— Involving statelier sums.
It's thoughts—and just One Heart— por Emily Dickinson It's thoughts—and just One Heart— And Old Sunshine—about— Make frugal—Ones—Content— And two or three—for Company— Upon a Holiday—
There Came a Day at Summer’s Full por Emily Dickinson 322 There came a Day at Summer’s full Entirely for me— I thought that such were for the Where Resurrections—be—
895 a Cloud withdrew from the Sky por Emily Dickinson A Cloud withdrew from the Sky Superior Glory be But that Cloud and its Auxiliarie Are forever lost to me Had I but further scanned 1 2
