Poems by Emily Dickinson
When Etna basks and purrs
... Than when she show her Garnet Tooth -- ...
When I have seen the Sun emerge
... A Deed, in every place --Without the incident of Fame ...
When I hoped I feared --
... When I hoped I feared -- ...
When I hoped, I recollect
... Roughest Air -- was good --Not a Sleet could bite me -- ...
When I was small, a Woman died --
... And He passed quickly round --If pride shall be in Paradise -- ...
When Memory is full
... This Morning's finest syllable ...
When Night is almost done
... It's time to smooth the Hair --And get the Dimples ready -- ...
When One has given up One's life
... Entirely the WestThe Peaks, that lingered last ...
When the Astronomer stops seeking
... Forsakes the Arctic RaceWhen to his Covenant Needle ...
When they come back -- if Blossoms do --
... When once the Art is out --When they begin, if Robins may, ...
When we have ceased to care
... For which we gave the Earth ...
When we stand on the tops of Things
... And Mirrors on the scene --Just laying light -- no soul will wink ...
Where every bird is bold to go
... The foreigner before he knocks ...
Where Roses would not dare to go,
... Where Roses would not dare to go, ...
Where Thou art -- that -- is Home --
... Just We two -- meet --Where Thou art not -- is Woe -- ...
