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I had not minded-Walls-
Were Universe-one Rock-
And fr I heard his silver Call
The other side the Block-
I'd tunnel-till my Groove
Pushed sudden thro' to his-
Then my face take her Recompense-
The looking in his Eyes-
But 'tis a single Hair-
A filament-a law-
A Cobweb-wove in Adamant-
A Battlement-of Straw-
A limit like the Veil
Unto the Lady's face-
But every Mesh-a Citadel-
And Dragons-in the Crease-
I Had Not Minded-walls
Emily Dickinson
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