Poems begining by T

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The Grace -- Myself -- might not obtain --

© Emily Dickinson

The Grace -- Myself -- might not obtain --
Confer upon My flower --
Refracted but a Countenance --
For I -- inhabit Her --

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The good Will of a Flower

© Emily Dickinson

The good Will of a Flower
The Man who would possess
Must first present
Certificate
Of minted Holiness.

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The gleam of an heroic Act

© Emily Dickinson

The gleam of an heroic Act
Such strange illumination
The Possible's slow fuse is lit
By the Imagination.

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The Gentian has a parched Corolla --

© Emily Dickinson

When most is part -- it comes --
Nor isolate it seems
Its Bond its Friend --
To fill its Fringed career
And aid an aged Year
Abundant end --

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The Future -- never spoke --

© Emily Dickinson

The Future -- never spoke --
Nor will He -- like the Dumb --
Reveal by sign -- a syllable
Of His Profound To Come --

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The Frost was never seen --

© Emily Dickinson

The Frost was never seen --
If met, too rapid passed,
Or in too unsubstantial Team --
The Flowers notice first

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The Frost of Death was on the Pane --

© Emily Dickinson

The Frost of Death was on the Pane --
"Secure your Flower" said he.
Like Sailors fighting with a Leak
We fought Mortality.

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The first We knew of Him was Death --

© Emily Dickinson

The first We knew of Him was Death --
The second -- was -- Renown --
Except the first had justified
The second had not been.

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The first Day's Night had come

© Emily Dickinson

The first Day's Night had come --
And grateful that a thing
So terrible -- had been endured --
I told my Soul to sing --

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The Fingers of the Light

© Emily Dickinson

The Fingers of the Light
Tapped soft upon the Town
With "I am great and cannot wait
So therefore let me in."

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The fascinating chill that music leaves

© Emily Dickinson

The fascinating chill that music leaves
Is Earth's corroboration
Of Ecstasy's impediment --
'Tis Rapture's germination

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The Fact that Earth is Heaven --

© Emily Dickinson

The Fact that Earth is Heaven --
Whether Heaven is Heaven or not
If not an Affidavit
Of that specific Spot

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The Face we choose to miss --

© Emily Dickinson

The Face we choose to miss --
Be it but for a Day
As absent as a Hundred Years,
When it has rode away.

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The Face in evanescence lain

© Emily Dickinson

The Face in evanescence lain
Is more distinct than ours --
And ours surrendered for its sake
As Capsules are for Flower's --

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The face I carry with me -- last

© Emily Dickinson

The face I carry with me -- last --
When I go out of Time --
To take my Rank -- by -- in the West --
That face -- will just be thine --

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The event was directly behind Him

© Emily Dickinson

The event was directly behind Him
Yet He did not guess
Fitted itself to Himself like a Robe
Relished His ignorance.

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The ecstasy to guess

© Emily Dickinson

The ecstasy to guess
Were a receipted bliss
If grace could talk.

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The Dying need but little, Dear,

© Emily Dickinson

The Dying need but little, Dear,
A Glass of Water's all,
A Flower's unobtrusive Face
To punctuate the Wall,

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The duties of the Wind are few,

© Emily Dickinson

The duties of the Wind are few,
To cast the ships, at Sea,
Establish March, the Floods escort,
And usher Liberty.

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The Dust behind I strove to join

© Emily Dickinson

The Dust behind I strove to join
Unto the Disk before --
But Sequence ravelled out of Sound
Like Balls upon a Floor --