Author:Emily Dickinson/1-99

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• Awake ye muses nine, sing me a strain divine -1-
• There is another sky -2-
• Sic transit gloria mundi -3-
• On this wondrous sea -4-
• I have a Bird in spring -5-
• Frequently the woods are pink - -6-
• The feet of people walking home -7-
• There is a word -8-
• Through lane it lay—through bramble— -9-
• My wheel is in the dark! -10-
• I never told the buried gold -11-
• The morns are meeker than they were— -12-
• Sleep is supposed to be -13-
• One Sister have I in our house -14-
• The Guest is gold and crimson— -15-
• I would distil a cup -16-
• Baffled for just a day or two— -17-
• The Gentian weaves her fringes— -18-
• A sepal, petal, and a thorn -19-
• Distrustful of the Gentian— -20-
• We lose—because we win— -21-
• All these my banners be -22-
• I had a guinea golden— -23-
• There is a morn by men unseen— -24-
• She slept beneath a tree— -25-
• It's all I have to bring today— -26-
• Morns like these—we parted— -27-
• So has a Daisy vanished -28-
• If those I loved were lost -29-
• Adrift! A little boat adrift! -30-
• Summer for thee, grant I may be -31-
• When Roses cease to bloom, Sir -32-
• If recollecting were forgetting -33-
• Garland for Queens, may be— -34-
• Nobody knows this little Rose— -35-
• Snow flakes -36-
• Before the ice is in the pools— -37-
• By such and such an offering -38-
• It did not surprise me— -39-
• When I count the seeds -40-
• I robbed the Woods— -41-
• A Day! Help! Help! Another Day! -42-
• Could live—did live— -43-
• If she had been the Mistletoe -44-
• There's something quieter than sleep -45-
• I keep my pledge -46-
• Heart! We will forget him! -47-
• Once more, my now bewildered Dove -48-
• I never lost as much but twice -49-
• I haven't told my garden yet— -50-
• I often passed the village -51-
• Whether my bark went down at sea— -52-
• Taken from men—this morning— -53-
• If I should die -54-
• By Chivalries as tiny -55-
• If I should cease to bring a Rose -56-
• To venerate the simple days -57-
• Delayed till she had ceased to know— -58-
• A little East of Jordan -59-
• Like her the Saints retire -60-
• Papa above! -61-
• "Sown in dishonor"! -62-
• If pain for peace prepares -63-
• Some Rainbow—coming from the Fair! -64-
• I can't tell you—but you feel it— -65-
• So from the mould -66-
• Success is counted sweetest -67-
• Ambition cannot find him -68-
• Low at my problem bending -69-
• "Arcturus" is his other name— -70-
• A throe upon the features— -71-
• Glowing is her Bonnet -72-
• Who never lost, are unprepared -73-
• A Lady red—amid the Hill -74-
• She died at play -75-
• Exultation is the going -76-
• I never hear the word "escape" -77-
• A poor—torn heart—a tattered heart— -78-
• Going to Heaven! -79-
• Our lives are Swiss— -80-
• We should not mind so small a flower— -81-
• Whose cheek is this? -82-
• Heart, not so heavy as mine -83-
• Her breast is fit for pearls -84-
• "They have not chosen me," he said -85-
• South Winds jostle them— -86-
• A darting fear—a pomp—a tear— -87-
• As by the dead we love to sit -88-
• Some things that fly there be— -89-
• Within my reach! -90-
• So bashful when I spied her! -91-
• My friend must be a Bird— -92-
• Went up a year this evening! -93-
• Angels, in the early morning -94-
• My nosegays are for Captives— -95-
• Sexton! My Master's sleeping here -96-
• The rainbow never tells me -97-
• One dignity delays for all— -98-
• New feet within my garden go— -99-

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