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I never felt at Home — Below Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I never felt at Home — Below

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I met a King this afternoon! Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I met a King this afternoon!

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
The Wind — tapped like a tired Man Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

The Wind — tapped like a tired Man

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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The Whole of it came not at once Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

The Whole of it came not at once

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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The Way I read a Letter's — this Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

The Way I read a Letter's — this

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I measure every Grief I meet Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I measure every Grief I meet

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
The Truth — is stirless Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

The Truth — is stirless

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I never told the buried gold Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I never told the buried gold

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I reason, Earth is short Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I reason, Earth is short

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I reckon — when I count it all Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I reckon — when I count it all

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I robbed the Woods Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I robbed the Woods

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I rose — because He sank Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I rose — because He sank

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I read my sentence — steadily Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I read my sentence — steadily

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I prayed, at first, a little Girl Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I prayed, at first, a little Girl

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I often passed the village Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I often passed the village

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I pay — in Satin Cash Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I pay — in Satin Cash

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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I play at Riches — to appease Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I play at Riches — to appease

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
I meant to have but modest needs Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

I meant to have but modest needs

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
The Wind begun to knead the Grass Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

The Wind begun to knead the Grass

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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