The best poems by Emily Dickinson

Poetess, born friday december 10, 1830 in Amherst, Massachusetts (United States), died saturday may 15, 1886 in Amherst, Massachusetts (United States)
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Posted by: Silvana Stremiz
Tie the Strings to my Life, My Lord,
Then, I am ready to go!
Just a look at the Horses -
Rapid! That will do!
Put me in on the firmest side -
So I shall never fall -
For we must ride to the Judgment -
And it's partly, down Hill -
But never I mind the steepest -
And never I mind the Sea -
Held fast in Everlasting Race -
By my own Choice, and Thee -
Goodbye to the Life I used to live -
And the World I used to know -
And kiss the Hills, for me, just once -
Now - I am ready to go!
Emily Dickinson
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    Posted by: Sylvia Drago

    We Never Know How High We Are

    We never know how high we are
    Till we are asked to rise
    And then if we are true to plan
    Our statures touch the skies -

    The Heroism we recite
    Would be a normal thing
    Did not ourselves the Cubits warp
    For fear to be a King.
    Emily Dickinson
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      Posted by: Silvana Stremiz
      Mine - by the Right of the White Election!
      Mine - by the Royal Seal!
      Mine - by the Sign in the Scarlet prison -
      Bars - cannot conceal!
      Mine - here - in Vision - and in Veto!
      Mine - by the Grave's Repeal -
      Titled - Confirmed -
      Delirious Charter!
      Mine - while Ages steal!
      Emily Dickinson
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