Emily Dickinson Poems

• 101.   When Bells Stop Ringing—church—begins
  633
  When Bells stop ringingâ??Churchâ??begins
  
• 102.   I Learned—at Least—what Home Could Be
  944
  I learnedâ??at leastâ??what Home could beâ??
  
• 103.   The Nearest Dream Recedes, Unrealized.
  The nearest dream recedes, unrealized.
  The heaven we chase Like the June bee
  
• 104.   Before You Thought Of Spring,
  Before you thought of spring,
  Except as a surmise, You see, God bless his suddenness,
  
• 105.   Kill Your Balm—and Its Odors Bless You
  238
  Kill your Balmâ??and its Odors bless youâ??
  
• 106.   'arcturus' Is His Other Name
  70
  'Arcturus' is his other nameâ??
  
• 107.   There's A Certain Slant Of Light (258)
  There's a certain Slant of light,
  Winter Afternoons-- That oppresses, like the Heft
  
• 108.   I Cannot Buy It—'tis Not Sold
  840
  I cannot buy itâ??'tis not soldâ??
  
• 109.   Again—his Voice Is At The Door
  663
  Again—his voice is at the door—
  
• 110.   Your Riches—taught Me—poverty
  299
  Your Richesâ??taught meâ??Poverty.
  
• 111.   Suspense—is Hostiler Than Death
  705
  Suspenseâ??is Hostiler than Deathâ??
  
• 112.   A Planted Life—diversified
  806
  A Planted Life—diversified
  
• 113.   It Would Never Be Common—more—i Said
  430
  It would never be Commonâ??moreâ??I saidâ??
  
• 114.   The Wind Didn't Come From The Orchard—today
  316
  The Wind didn't come from the Orchardâ??todayâ??
  
• 115.   To Lose Thee
  To lose thee, sweeter than to gain
  All other hearts I knew. Tis true the drought is destitute
  
• 116.   Heaven Has Different Signs—to Me
  "Heaven" has different Signsâ??to meâ??
  Sometimes, I think that Noon Is but a symbol of the Placeâ??
  
• 117.   The Months Have Ends—the Years—a Knot
  423
  The Months have endsâ??the Yearsâ??a knotâ??
  
• 118.   The Robin Is The One
  828
  The Robin is the One
  
• 119.   You Love Me—you Are Sure
  156
  You love meâ??you are sureâ??
  
• 120.   Departed To The Judgment,
  Departed to the judgment,
  A mighty afternoon; Great clouds like ushers leaning,
  
• 121.   He Forgot—and I—remembered
  203
  He forgotâ??and Iâ??rememberedâ??
  
• 122.   Nature, The Gentlest Mother,
  Nature, the gentlest mother,
  Impatient of no child, The feeblest or the waywardest,
  
• 123.   Whose Cheek Is This?
  82
  Whose cheek is this?
  
• 124.   Faith—is The Pierless Bridge
  915
  Faithâ??is the Pierless Bridge
  
• 125.   Nature And God—i Neither Knew
  835
  Nature and Godâ??I neither knew
  
• 126.   We Dream—it Is Good We Are Dreaming
  531
  We dreamâ??it is good we are dreamingâ??
  
• 127.   If The Foolish, Call Them "flowers"
  168
  If the foolish, call them "flowers"—
  
• 128.   Going To Him! Happy Letter! Tell Him--
  Going to him! Happy letter! Tell him--
  Tell him the page I didn't write; Tell him I only said the syntax,
  
• 129.   Dying! Dying In The Night!
  158
  Dying! Dying in the night!
  
• 130.   "faith" Is A Fine Invention
  185
  "Faith" is a fine invention
  
• 131.   Publication—is The Auction
  Publicationâ??is the Auction
  Of the Mind of Manâ?? Povertyâ??be justifying
  
• 132.   The Chariot
  Because I could not stop for Death,
  He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves
  
• 133.   Banish Air From Air—
  854
  Banish Air from Air—
  
• 134.   Before The Ice Is In The Pools
  37
  Before the ice is in the pools—
  
• 135.   Till Death—is Narrow Loving
  907
  Till Deathâ??is narrow Lovingâ??
  
• 136.   Our Journey Had Advanced;
  Our journey had advanced;
  Our feet were almost come To that odd fork in Being's road,
  
• 137.   Sweet Mountains—ye Tell Me No Lie
  722
  Sweet Mountainsâ??Ye tell Me no lieâ??
  
• 138.   I Never Felt At Home—below
  413
  I never felt at Homeâ??Belowâ??-
  
• 139.   Myself Was Formed—a Carpenter
  488
  Myself was formedâ??a Carpenterâ??
  
• 140.   A Something In A Summer's Day
  122
  A something in a summer's Day
  
• 141.   Heaven Is So Far Of The Mind
  370
  Heaven is so far of the Mind
  
• 142.   Nature Is What We See—
  "Nature" is what we seeâ??
  The Hillâ??the Afternoonâ?? Squirrelâ??Eclipseâ??the Bumble beeâ??
  
• 143.   All I May, If Small
  819
  All I may, if small,
  
• 144.   What If I Say I Shall Not Wait!
  277
  What if I say I shall not wait!
  
• 145.   I'm Ceded—i've Stopped Being Theirs
  508
  I'm cededâ??I've stopped being Theirsâ??
  
• 146.   The Sun Is Gay Or Stark
  878
  The Sun is gay or stark
  
• 147.   My Eye Is Fuller Than My Vase
  202
  My Eye is fuller than my vase—
  
• 148.   Exhilaration—is Within
  383
  Exhilarationâ??is withinâ??
  
• 149.   I Reckon—when I Count It All
  569
  I reckonâ??when I count it allâ??
  
• 150.   Some—work For Immortality
  406
  Some—Work for Immortality—