Emily Dickinson Poems

• 51.   She Dwelleth In The Ground
  671
  She dwelleth in the Ground—
  
• 52.   Truth—is As Old As God
  836
  Truthâ??is as old as Godâ??
  
• 53.   I Could Not Drink It, Sweet
  818
  I could not drink it, Sweet,
  
• 54.   If He Dissolve—then—there Is Nothing
  236
  If He dissolveâ??thenâ??there is nothingâ??moreâ??
  
• 55.   Could I But Ride Indefinite
  661
  Could I but ride indefinite
  
• 56.   One Anguish—in A Crowd
  565
  One Anguishâ??in a Crowdâ??
  
• 57.   I Years Had Been From Home,
  I years had been from home,
  And now, before the door, I dared not open, lest a face
  
• 58.   The Definition Of Beauty Is
  988
  The Definition of Beauty is
  
• 59.   Sexton! My Master's Sleeping Here
  96
  Sexton! My Master's sleeping here.
  
• 60.   This Was A Poet—it Is That
  448
  This was a Poet—It is That
  
• 61.   The Grace—myself—might Not Obtain
  707
  The Graceâ??Myselfâ??might not obtainâ??
  
• 62.   Autumn—overlooked My Knitting
  748
  Autumn—overlooked my Knitting—
  
• 63.   You Love The Lord—you Cannot See
  487
  You love the Lordâ??you cannot seeâ??
  
• 64.   Except To Heaven, She Is Nought
  154
  Except to Heaven, she is nought.
  
• 65.   'they Have Not Chosen Me,' He Said
  'They have not chosen me,' he said,
  'But I have chosen them!' Braveâ??Broken hearted statementâ??
  
• 66.   The Soul's Distinct Connection
  974
  The Soul's distinct connection
  
• 67.   There Is A Finished Feeling
  856
  There is a finished feeling
  
• 68.   I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died;
  I heard a fly buzz when I died;
  The stillness round my form Was like the stillness in the air
  
• 69.   An Everywhere Of Silver
  An everywhere of silver,
  With ropes of sand To keep it from effacing
  
• 70.   A South Wind—has A Pathos
  719
  A South Wind—has a pathos
  
• 71.   Denial—is The Only Fact
  965
  Denial—is the only fact
  
• 72.   It's Like The Light, --
  It's like the light, --
  A fashionless delight It's like the bee, --
  
• 73.   I See Thee Better—in The Dark
  I see thee betterâ??in the Darkâ??
  I do not need a Lightâ?? The Love of Theeâ??a Prism beâ??
  
• 74.   I Died For Beauty But Was Scarce
  I died for beauty but was scarce
  Adjusted in the tomb, When one who died for truth was lain
  
• 75.   The Truth—is Stirless
  780
  The Truthâ??is stirlessâ??
  
• 76.   Train
  I like to see it lap the miles,
  And lick the valleys up, And stop to feed itself at tanks;
  
• 77.   Morns Like These—we Parted
  27
  Morns like theseâ??we partedâ??
  
• 78.   Funny—to Be A Century
  345
  Funnyâ??to be a Centuryâ??
  
• 79.   It Is An Honorable Thought,
  It is an honorable thought,
  And makes one lift one's hat, As one encountered gentlefolk
  
• 80.   More Life—went Out—when He Went
  422
  More Lifeâ??went outâ??when He went
  
• 81.   Proud Of My Broken Heart
  Proud of my broken heart, since thou didst break it.
  Proud of the pain, I did not feel? till thee. Proud of my night, since thou, with moons, dos't shake it.
  
• 82.   If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking,
  If I can stop one heart from breaking,
  I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching,
  
• 83.   I'm Nobody! Who Are You?
  I'm nobody! Who are you?
  Are you nobody, too? Then there's a pair of us -- don't tell!
  
• 84.   His Bill An Auger Is
  1034
  His Bill an Auger is,
  
• 85.   Absence Disembodies—so Does Death
  860
  Absence disembodiesâ??so does Death
  
• 86.   A Burdock—clawed My Gown
  229
  A Burdock—clawed my Gown—
  
• 87.   Come Slowly—eden!
  Come slowlyâ??Eden!
  Lips unused to Theeâ?? Bashfulâ??sip thy Jessaminesâ??
  
• 88.   A Light Exists In Spring
  A light exists in spring
  Not present on the year At any other period.
  
• 89.   Pigmy Seraphs—gone Astray
  138
  Pigmy seraphsâ??gone astrayâ??
  
• 90.   A Darting Fear—a Pomp—a Tear
  87
  A darting fear—a pomp—a tear—
  
• 91.   I'm
  199
  I'm "wife"â??I've finished thatâ??
  
• 92.   I Started Early - Took My Dog
  I started Early - Took my Dog -
  And visited the Sea - The Mermaids in the Basement
  
• 93.   This Consciousness That Is Aware
  822
  This Consciousness that is aware
  
• 94.   With Thee, In The Desert
  209
  With thee, in the Desert—
  
• 95.   So The Eyes Accost—and Sunder
  752
  So the Eyes accostâ??and sunder
  
• 96.   To Interrupt His Yellow Plan
  591
  To interrupt His Yellow Plan
  
• 97.   Sunset At Night—is Natural
  415
  Sunset at Nightâ??is naturalâ??
  
• 98.   Witchcraft Was Hung, In History
  'Twas such a little - little boat
  That toddled down the bay! 'Twas such a gallant - gallant sea
  
• 99.   I Like To See It Lap The Miles,
  I like to see it lap the miles,
  And lick the valleys up, And stop to feed itself at tanks;
  
• 100.   I'm The Little
  176
  I'm the little "Heart's Ease"!