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first version	B
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The Wind begun to knead the Grass	C
As Women do a Dough	D
He flung a Hand full at the Plain	E
A Hand full at the Sky	F
The Leaves unhooked themselves from Trees	G
And started all abroad	H
The Dust did scoop itself like Hands	I
And throw away the Road	J
The Wagons quickened on the Street	K
The Thunders gossiped low	D
The Lightning showed a Yellow Head	L
And then a livid Toe	D
The Birds put up the Bars to Nests	M
The Cattle flung to Barns	N
Then came one drop of Giant Rain	E
And then as if the Hands	I
That held the Dams had parted hold	O
The Waters Wrecked the Sky	F
But overlooked my Father's House	P
Just Quartering a Tree	Q
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second version	B
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The Wind begun to rock the Grass	C
With threatening Tunes and low	D
He threw a Menace at the Earth	R
A Menace at the Sky	F
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The Leaves unhooked themselves from Trees	G
And started all abroad	H
The Dust did scoop itself like Hands	I
And threw away the Road	J
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The Wagons quickened on the Streets	S
The Thunder hurried slow	D
The Lightning showed a Yellow Beak	T
And then a livid Claw	U
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The Birds put up the Bars to Nests	M
The Cattle fled to Barns	N
There came one drop of Giant Rain	E
And then as if the Hands	I
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That held the Dams had parted hold	O
The Waters Wrecked the Sky	F
But overlooked my Father's House	P
Just quartering a Tree	Q

Emily Dickinson

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