Author:Emily Dickinson/1600-1699

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Upon his Saddle sprung a Bird -1600-
Of God we ask one favor -1601-
Pursuing you in your transitions -1602-
The going from a world we know -1603-
We send the Wave to find the Wave— -1604-
Each that we lose takes part of us -1605-
Quite empty, quite at rest -1606-
Within that little Hive -1607-
The ecstasy to guess -1608-
Sunset that screens, reveals— -1609-
Morning that comes but once -1610-
Their dappled importunity -1611-
The Auctioneer of Parting -1612-
Not Sickness stains the Brave -1613-
Parting with Thee reluctantly -1614-
Oh what a Grace is this -1615-
Who abdicated Ambush -1616-
To try to speak, and miss the way -1617-
There are two Mays -1618-
Not knowing when the Dawn will come -1619-
Circumference thou Bride of Awe -1620-
A Flower will not trouble her, it has so small a Foot -1621-
A Sloop of Amber slips away -1622-
A World made penniless by that departure -1623-
Apparently with no surprise -1624-
Back from the cordial Grave I drag thee -1625-
No Life can pompless pass away— -1626-
The pedigree of Honey -1627-
A Drunkard cannot meet a Cork -1628-
Arrows enamored of his Heart— -1629-
As from the earth the light Balloon -1630-
Oh Future! thou secreted peace -1631-
So give me back to Death— -1632-
Still own thee—still thou art -1633-
Talk not to me of Summer Trees -1634-
The Jay his Castanet has struck -1635-
The Sun in reigning to the West -1636-
Is it too late to touch you, Dear? -1637-
Go thy great way! -1638-
A Letter is a joy of Earth— -1639-
Take all away from me, but leave me Ecstasy -1640-
Betrothed to Righteousness might be -1641-
"Red Sea," indeed! Talk not to me -1642-
Extol thee—could I? Then I will -1643-
Some one prepared this mighty show -1644-
The Ditch is dear to the Drunken man -1645-
Why should we hurry—why indeed? -1646-
Of Glory not a Beam is left -1647-
The immortality she gave -1648-
A Cap of Lead across the sky -1649-
A lane of Yellow led the eye -1650-
A Word made Flesh is seldom -1651-
Advance is Life's condition -1652-
As we pass Houses musing slow -1653-
Beauty crowds me till I die -1654-
Conferring with myself -1655-
Down Time's quaint stream -1656-
Eden is that old-fashioned House -1657-
Endanger it, and the Demand -1658-
Fame is a fickle food -1659-
Glory is that bright tragic thing -1660-
Guest am I to have -1661-
He went by sleep that drowsy route -1662-
His mind of man, a secret makes -1663-
I did not reach Thee -1664-
I know of people in the Grave -1665-
I see thee clearer for the Grave -1666-
I watcher her face to see which way -1667-
If I could tell how glad I was -1668-
In snow thou comest— -1669-
In Winter in my Room -1670-
Judgment is justest -1671-
Lightly stepped a yellow star -1672-
Nature can do no more -1673-
Not any sunny tone -1674-
Of this is Day composed -1675-
Of Yellow was the outer Sky -1676-
On my volcano grows the Grass -1677-
Peril as a Possesssion -1678-
Rather arid delight -1679-
Sometimes with the Heart -1680-
Speech is one symptom of Affection -1681-
Summer begins to have the look -1682-
That she forgot me was the least -1683-
The Blunder is in estimate -1684-
The butterfly obtains -1685-
The event was directly behind Him -1686-
The gleam of an heroic Act -1687-
The Hills erect their Purple Heads -1688-
The look of thee, what is it like -1689-
The ones that disappeared are back -1690-
The overtakelessness of those -1691-
The right to perish might be thought -1692-
The Sun retired to a cloud -1693-
The wind drew off -1694-
There is a solitude of space -1695-
These are the days that Reindeer love -1696-
They talk as slow as Legends grow -1697-
'Tis easier to pity those when dead -1698-
To do a magnanimous thing -1699-

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