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To disappear enhances-
The Man that runs away
Is tinctured for an instant
With Immortality
But yesterday a Vagrant-
Today in Memory lain
With superstitious value
We tamper with “Again”
But “Never” far as Honor
Withdraws the Worthless thing
And impotent to cherish
We hasten to adorn-
Of Death the sternest function
That just as we discern
The Excellence defies us-
Securest gathered then
The Fruit perverse to plucking,
But leaning to the Sight
With the ecstatic limit
Of unobtained Delight-
To Disappear Enhances'
Emily Dickinson
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Poem topics: away, death, memory, never, today, fruit, delight, honor, yesterday, cherish, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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