Emily Dickinson Poems

• 351.   Gratitude—is Not The Mention
  989
  Gratitudeâ??is not the mention
  
• 352.   By The Sea
  I started early, took my dog,
  And visited the sea; The mermaids in the basement
  
• 353.   There Is A Flower That Bees Prefer
  380
  There is a flower that Bees prefer—
  
• 354.   If Anybody's Friend Be Dead
  509
  If anybody's friend be dead
  
• 355.   As Frost Is Best Conceived
  951
  As Frost is best conceived
  
• 356.   My Portion Is Defeat—today
  639
  My Portion is Defeatâ??todayâ??
  
• 357.   I Am Ashamed—i Hide
  473
  I am ashamedâ??I hideâ??
  
• 358.   How Many Flowers Fail In Wood
  404
  How many Flowers fail in Wood—
  
• 359.   Beauty—be Not Caused—it Is
  516
  Beauty—be not caused—It Is—
  
• 360.   If Nature Smiles - The Mother Must
  If Nature smiles - the Mother must
  I'm sure, at many a whim Of Her eccentric Family -
  
• 361.   The White Heat
  Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat?
  Then crouch within the door -- Red -- is the Fire's common tint --
  
• 362.   It's All I Have To Bring Today
  26
  It's all I have to bring today—
  
• 363.   God Is A Distant—stately Lover
  357
  God is a distantâ??stately Loverâ??
  
• 364.   "nature" Is What We See
  668
  "Nature" is what we see—
  
• 365.   These—saw Visions
  758
  Theseâ??saw Visionsâ??
  
• 366.   Through Lane It Lay—through Bramble
  9
  Through lane it layâ??through brambleâ??
  
• 367.   The Woodpecker
  His bill an auger is,
  His head, a cap and frill. He laboreth at every tree,--
  
• 368.   A Visitor In Marl
  391
  A Visitor in Marl—
  
• 369.   Ample Make This Bed.
  Ample make this bed.
  Make this bed with awe; In it wait till judgment break
  
• 370.   Endow The Living—with The Tears
  521
  Endow the Livingâ??with the Tearsâ??
  
• 371.   The Day Undressed—herself
  716
  The Day undressed—Herself—
  
• 372.   She Died—this Was The Way She Died
  150
  She diedâ??this was the way she died.
  
• 373.   I Saw No Way—the Heavens Were Stitched
  378
  I saw no Wayâ??The Heavens were stitchedâ??
  
• 374.   A Happy Lip—breaks Sudden
  353
  A happy lip—breaks sudden—
  
• 375.   What Inn Is This
  115
  What Inn is this
  
• 376.   A Lady Red—amid The Hill
  74
  A Lady red—amid the Hill
  
• 377.   A Shady Friend For Torrid Days
  A shady friend for torrid days
  Is easier to find Than one of higher temperature
  
• 378.   Renunciation
  Renunciation -- is a piercing Virtue --
  The letting go A Presence -- for an Expectation --
  
• 379.   The World—feels Dusty
  715
  The World—feels Dusty
  
• 380.   The Red—blaze—is The Morning
  469
  The Redâ??Blazeâ??is the Morningâ??
  
• 381.   The World—stands—solemner—to Me
  493
  The Worldâ??standsâ??solemnerâ??to meâ??
  
• 382.   Pain—expands The Time
  967
  Pain—expands the Time—
  
• 383.   The Wind Tapped Like A Tired Man,
  The wind tapped like a tired man,
  And like a host, 'Come in,' I boldly answered; entered then
  
• 384.   There Is Another Sky
  There is another sky,
  Ever serene and fair, And there is another sunshine,
  
• 385.   We Play At Paste,
  We play at paste,
  Till qualified for pearl, Then drop the paste,
  
• 386.   Three Times—we Parted—breath—and I
  598
  Three timesâ??we partedâ??Breathâ??and Iâ??
  
• 387.   The Outer—from The Inner
  451
  The Outerâ??from the Inner
  
• 388.   The Butterfly In Honored Dust
  The Butterfly in honored Dust
  Assuredly will lie But none will pass the Catacomb
  
• 389.   Love—is Anterior To Life
  917
  Loveâ??is anterior to Lifeâ??
  
• 390.   A Narrow Fellow In The Grass
  A narrow fellow in the grass
  Occasionally rides; You may have met him,--did you not,
  
• 391.   Dropped Into The Ether Acre
  665
  Dropped into the Ether Acre—
  
• 392.   Four Trees—upon A Solitary Acre
  742
  Four Treesâ??upon a solitary Acreâ??
  
• 393.   The World—stands—solemner—to Me
  493
  The World—stands—solemner—to me—
  
• 394.   Of Course—i Prayed
  376
  Of Courseâ??I prayedâ??
  
• 395.   Nature—sometimes Sears A Sapling
  314
  Nature—sometimes sears a Sapling—
  
• 396.   The Trees Like Tassels—hit—and Swung
  606
  The Trees like Tasselsâ??hitâ??and swungâ??
  
• 397.   A Night—there Lay The Days Between
  471
  A Night—there lay the Days between—
  
• 398.   God Gave A Loaf To Every Bird,
  God gave a loaf to every bird,
  But just a crumb to me; I dare not eat it, though I starve,--
  
• 399.   Could Hope Inspect Her Basis
  Could Hope inspect her Basis
  Her Craft were done - Has a fictitious Charter
  
• 400.   T Was Just This Time Last Year I Died.
  'T was just this time last year I died.
  I know I heard the corn, When I was carried by the farms,--