Poems begining by T

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To this World she returned.

© Emily Dickinson

To this World she returned.
But with a tinge of that --
A Compound manner,
As a Sod

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To their apartment deep

© Emily Dickinson

To their apartment deep
No ribaldry may creep
Untumbled this abode
By any man but God --

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To the stanch Dust

© Emily Dickinson

To the stanch Dust
We safe commit thee --
Tongue if it hath,
Inviolate to thee --

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To the bright east she flies,

© Emily Dickinson

To the bright east she flies,
Brothers of Paradise
Remit her home,
Without a change of wings,
Or Love's convenient things,
Enticed to come.

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To tell the Beauty would decrease

© Emily Dickinson

To tell the Beauty would decrease
To state the Spell demean --
There is a syllable-less Sea
Of which it is the sign --

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To see her is a Picture --

© Emily Dickinson

To see her is a Picture --
To hear her is a Tune --
To know her an Intemperance
As innocent as June --

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To put this World down, like a Bundle --

© Emily Dickinson

To put this World down, like a Bundle --
And walk steady, away,
Requires Energy -- possibly Agony --
'Tis the Scarlet way

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To pile like Thunder to its close

© Emily Dickinson

To pile like Thunder to its close
Then crumble grand away
While Everything created hid
This -- would be Poetry --

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To own the Art within the Soul

© Emily Dickinson

To own the Art within the Soul
The Soul to entertain
With Silence as a Company
And Festival maintain

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To own a Susan of my own

© Emily Dickinson

To own a Susan of my own
Is of itself a Bliss --
Whatever Realm I forfeit, Lord,
Continue me in this!

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To One denied the drink

© Emily Dickinson

To One denied the drink
To tell what Water is
Would be acuter, would it not
Than letting Him surmise?

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To offer brave assistance

© Emily Dickinson

To offer brave assistance
To Lives that stand alone --
When One has failed to stop them --
Is Human -- but Divine

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To my small Hearth His fire came --

© Emily Dickinson

To my small Hearth His fire came --
And all my House aglow
Did fan and rock, with sudden light --
'Twas Sunrise -- 'twas the Sky --

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To my quick ear the Leaves -- conferred --

© Emily Dickinson

To my quick ear the Leaves -- conferred --
The Bushes -- they were Bells --
I could not find a Privacy
From Nature's sentinels --

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To make One's Toilette -- after Death

© Emily Dickinson

To make One's Toilette -- after Death
Has made the Toilette cool
Of only Taste we cared to please
Is difficult, and still --

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To love thee Year by Year

© Emily Dickinson

To love thee Year by Year --
May less appear
Than sacrifice, and cease --
However, dear,
Forever might be short, I thought to show --
And so I pieced it, with a flower, now.

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To lose one's faith -- surpass

© Emily Dickinson

To lose one's faith -- surpass
The loss of an Estate --
Because Estates can be
Replenished -- faith cannot --

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To learn the Transport by the Pain

© Emily Dickinson

To learn the Transport by the Pain
As Blind Men learn the sun!
To die of thirst -- suspecting
That Brooks in Meadows run!

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To interrupt His Yellow Plan

© Emily Dickinson

To interrupt His Yellow Plan
The Sun does not allow
Caprices of the Atmosphere --
And even when the Snow

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To his simplicity

© Emily Dickinson

To his simplicity
To die -- was little Fate --
If Duty live -- contented
But her Confederate.