Author:Emily Dickinson/1000-1099

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The Fingers of the Light -1000-
The Stimulus, beyond the Grave -1001-
Aurora is the effort -1002-
Dying at my music! -1003-
There is no Silence in the Earth—so silent -1004-
Bind me—I still can sing— -1005-
The first We knew of Him was Death— -1006-
Falsehood of Thee could I suppose -1007-
How still the Bells in Steeples stand -1008-
I was a Phoebe—nothing more— -1009-
Up Life's Hill with my little Bundle -1010-
She rose as high as His Occasion -1011-
Which is best? Heaven— -1012-
Too scanty 'twas to die for you -1013-
Did We abolish Frost -1014-
Were it but Me that gained the Height— -1015-
The Hills in Purple syllables -1016-
To die—without the Dying -1017-
Who saw no Sunrise cannot say -1018-
My Season's furthest Flower— -1019-
Trudging to Eden, looking backward -1020-
Far from Love the Heavenly Father -1021-
I knew that I had gained -1022-
It rises—passes—on our South -1023-
So large my Will -1024-
The Products of my Farm are these -1025-
The Dying need but little, Dear -1026-
My Heart upon a little Plate -1027-
'Twas my one Glory— -1028-
Nor Mountain hinder Me -1029-
That Such have died enable Us -1030-
Fate slew Him, but He did not drop— -1031-
Who is the East? -1032-
Said Death to Passion -1033-
His Bill an Auger is -1034-
Bee! I'm expecting you! -1035-
Satisfaction—is the Agent -1036-
Here, where the Daisies fit my Head -1037-
Her little Parasol to lift -1038-
I heard, as if I had no Ear -1039-
Not so the infinite Relations—Below -1040-
Somewhat, to hope for -1041-
Spring comes on the World— -1042-
Lest this be Heaven indeed -1043-
A Sickness of this World it most occasions -1044-
Nature rarer uses Yellow -1045-
I've dropped my Brain—My Soul is numb— -1046-
The Opening and the Close -1047-
Reportless Subjects, to the Quick -1048-
Pain has but one Acquaintance -1049-
As willing lid o'er weary eye -1050-
I cannot meet the Spring unmoved— -1051-
I never saw a Moor— -1052-
It was a quiet way— -1053-
Not to discover weakness is -1054-
The Soul should always stand ajar -1055-
There is a Zone whose even Years -1056-
I had a daily Bliss -1057-
Bloom—is Result—to meet a Flower -1058-
Sang from the Heart, Sire -1059-
Air has no Residence, no Neighbor -1060-
Three Weeks passed since I had seen Her— -1061-
He scanned it—staggered— -1062-
Ashes denote that Fire was— -1063-
To help our Bleaker Parts -1064-
Let down the Bars, Oh Death— -1065-
Fame's Boys and Girls, who never die -1066-
Except the smaller size -1067-
Further in Summer than the Birds -1068-
Paradise is of the option -1069-
To undertake is to achieve -1070-
Perception of an object costs -1071-
Title divine—is mine! -1072-
Experiment to me -1073-
Count not that far that can be had -1074-
The Sky is low—the Clouds are mean -1075-
Just Once! Oh least Request! -1076-
These are the Signs to Nature's Inns— -1077-
The Bustle in a House -1078-
The Sun went down—no Man looked on— -1079-
When they come back—if Blossoms do— -1080-
Superiority to Fate -1081-
Revolution is the Pod -1082-
We learn it in Retreating -1083-
At Half past Three, a single Bird -1084-
If Nature smiles—the Mother must -1085-
What Twigs We held by— -1086-
We miss a Kinsman more -1087-
Ended, ere it begun— -1088-
Myself can read the Telegrams -1089-
I am afraid to own a Body— -1090-
The Well upon the Brook -1091-
It was not Saint—it was too large— -1092-
Because 'twas Riches I could own -1093-
Themself are all I have— -1094-
To Whom the Mornings stand for Nights -1095-
These Strangers, in a foreign World -1096-
Dew—is the Freshet in the Grass— -1097-
Of the Heart that goes in, and closes the Door -1098-
My Cocoon tightens—Colors tease— -1099-

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