All Poems

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None who saw it ever told it

© Emily Dickinson

None who saw it ever told it
'Tis as hid as Death
Had for that specific treasure
A departing breath --

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None can experience sting

© Emily Dickinson

None can experience sting
Who Bounty -- have not known --
The fact of Famine -- could not be
Except for Fact of Corn --

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No Romance sold unto

© Emily Dickinson

No Romance sold unto
Could so enthrall a Man
As the perusal of
His Individual One --
'Tis Fiction's -- When 'tis small enough
To Credit -- 'Tisn't true!

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No Rack can torture me

© Emily Dickinson

No Rack can torture me --
My Soul -- at Liberty --
Behind this mortal Bone
There knits a bolder One --

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No Prisoner be --

© Emily Dickinson

No Prisoner be --
Where Liberty --
Himself -- abide with Thee --

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No Passenger was known to flee --

© Emily Dickinson

No Passenger was known to flee --
That lodged a night in memory --
That wily -- subterranean Inn
Contrives that none go out again --

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No Other can reduce

© Emily Dickinson

No Other can reduce
Our mortal Consequence
Like the remembering it be nought
A Period from hence

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No man saw awe, nor to his house

© Emily Dickinson

No man saw awe, nor to his house
Admitted he a man
Though by his awful residence
Has human nature been.

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No Man can compass a Despair

© Emily Dickinson

No Man can compass a Despair --
As round a Goalless Road
No faster than a Mile at once
The Traveller proceed --

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No ladder needs the bird but skies

© Emily Dickinson

No ladder needs the bird but skies
To situate its wings,
Nor any leader's grim baton
Arraigns it as it sings.

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No Crowd that has occurred

© Emily Dickinson

No Crowd that has occurred
Exhibit -- I suppose
That General Attendance
That Resurrection -- does --

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No Brigadier throughout the Year

© Emily Dickinson

No Brigadier throughout the Year
So civic as the Jay --
A Neighbor and a Warrior too
With shrill felicity

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No Bobolink -- reverse His Singing

© Emily Dickinson

No Bobolink -- reverse His Singing
When the only Tree
Ever He minded occupying
By the Farmer be --

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No Autumn's intercepting Chill

© Emily Dickinson

No Autumn's intercepting Chill
Appalls this Tropic Breast --
But African Exuberance
And Asiatic rest.

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New feet within my garden go

© Emily Dickinson

New feet within my garden go --
New fingers stir the sod --
A Troubadour upon the Elm
Betrays the solitude.

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Nature rarer uses Yellow

© Emily Dickinson

Nature rarer uses Yellow
Than another Hue.
Saves she all of that for Sunsets
Prodigal of Blue

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Nature can do no more

© Emily Dickinson

Nature can do no more
She has fulfilled her Dyes
Whatever Flower fail to come
Of other Summer days

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Nature assigns the Sun --

© Emily Dickinson

Nature assigns the Sun --
That -- is Astronomy --
Nature cannot enact a Friend --
That -- is Astrology.

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Nature and God -- I neither knew

© Emily Dickinson

Nature and God -- I neither knew
Yet Both so well knew me
They startled, like Executors
Of My identity.

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Nature affects to be sedate

© Emily Dickinson

Nature affects to be sedate
Upon occasion, grand
But let our observation shut
Her practices extend