Emily Dickinson.docx
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EmilyDickinson
EmilyDickinson(1830-1886)wasanAmericanlyricalpoet,andanobsessivelyprivatewriter--onlysevenofhersome1800poemswerepublishedduringherlifetime.Dickinsonwithdrewfromsocialcontactattheageof23anddevotedherselfinsecretintowriting.
DickinsonwasborninAmherst,Massachusetts,toafamilywellknownforeducationalandpoliticalactivity.Herfather,anorthodoxCalvinist,wasalawyerandtreasurerofAmherstCollege,andalsoservedinCongress.ShewaseducatedatAmherstAcademy(1834-47)andMountHolyokeFemaleSeminary(1847-48).Around1850Dickinsonstartedtowritepoems,firstinfairlyconventionalstyle,butaftertenyearsofpracticeshebegantogiveroomforexperiments.Fromc.1858sheassembledmanyofherpoemsinpacketsof'fascicles',whichsheboundherselfwithneedleandthread.
AftertheCivilWarDickinsonrestrictedhercontactsoutsideAmhersttoexchangeofletters,dressedonlyinwhiteandsawfewofthevisitorswhocametomeether.Infact,mostofhertimeshespentinherroom.Althoughshelivedasecludedlife,herlettersrevealknowledgeofthewritingsofJohnKeats,JohnRuskin,andSirThomasBrowne.Dickinson'semotionalliferemainsmysterious,despitemuchspeculationaboutapossibledisappointedloveaffair.Twocandidateshavebeenpresented:
ReverendCharlesWadsworth,withwhomshecorresponded,andSamuelBowles,editoroftheSpringfieldRepublican,towhomsheaddressedmanypoems.
AfterDickinson'sdeathin1886,hersisterLaviniabroughtoutherpoems.Sheco-editedthreevolumesfrom1891to1896.Despiteitseditorialimperfections,thefirstvolumebecamepopular.Intheearlydecadesofthetwentiethcentury,MarthaDickinsonBianchi,thepoet'sniece,transcribedandpublishedmorepoems,andin1945BoltsOfMelodyessentiallycompletedthetaskofbringingDickinson'spoemstothepublic.ThepublicationofThomasH.Johnson's1955editionofEmilyDickinson'spoemsfinallygavereadersacompleteandaccuratetext.
Dickinson'sworkshavehadconsiderableinfluenceonmodernpoetry.Herfrequentuseofdashes,sporadiccapitalizationofnouns,off-rhymes,brokenmetre,unconventionalmetaphorshavecontributedherreputationasoneofthemostinnovativepoetsof19th-centuryAmericanliterature.Laterfeministcriticshavechallengedthepopularconceptionofthepoetasareclusive,eccentricfigure,andunderlinedherintellectualandartisticsophistication.
SomepoemsofEmilyDickinsonseemtobetranscendental,yetnotquite.Sheappearstosearchfortheuniversaltruthsandinvestigatethecircumstancesofthehumancondition:
senseoflife,immortality,God,faith,placeofmanintheuniverse.EmilyDickinsonquestionsabsolutesandherargumentationismultisided.Thepoetictechniquethatsheusesinvolvesmakingabstractconcrete,whichcreatesastrikingimagerylikethatofahandofthewindcombingtheSky.
IndexofFirstLines
Abirdcamedownthewalk
Acapofleadacrossthesky
Acharminvestsaface
Aclockstopped—notthemantel’s
Adeath-blowisalife-blowtosome
Adeedknocksfirstatthought
Adewsufficeditself
Adoorjustopenedonastreet
Adrift!
Alittleboatadrift!
Adropfellontheappletree
Adventuremostuntoitself
Afacedevoidofloveorgrace
Afraid?
OfwhomamIafraid?
Afterahundredyears
Ah,Teneriffe!
Aladyreduponthehill
Alightexistsinspring
Alittleoverflowingword
AlittlemadnessintheSpring
AlittleoverJordan
Alittleroadnotmadeofman
Allcircumstancesaretheframe
AllImay,ifsmall
Allovergrownbycunningmoss
Along,longsleep,afamoussleep
Alter?
Whenthehillsdo
Ambitioncannotfindhim
Amodestlot,afame‘petite’
Amplemakethisbed
Amurmurinthetreestonote
Anarrowfellowinthegrass
Aneverywhereofsilver
Analteredlookaboutthehills
Anawfultempestmashedtheair
Angelsintheearlymorning
Apoortornheart,atatteredheart
Apparentlywithnosurprise
Aprecious,moulderingpleasure’tis
Aprompt,executiveBirdistheJay
Arcturusishisothername
Arefriendsdelightorpain?
Arouteofevanescence
Asepal,petal,andathorn
Ashadyfriendfortorriddays
Asicknessofthisworlditmostoccasions
Asbythedeadwelovetosit
Aschildrenbidtheguestgood-night
Asfarfrompityascomplaint
AsifsomelittleArcticflower
Asimperceptiblyasgrief
Ashesdenotethatfirewas
Asloopofamberslipsaway
Asolemnthingitwas,Isaid
Asomethinginasummer’sday
Aspidersewedatnight
Athalf-pastthreeasinglebird
Athoughtwentupmymindto-day
Athroeuponthefeatures
Atlasttobeidentified!
Atleasttoprayisleft,isleft
Atoadcandieoflight!
Atrainwentthroughaburialgate
Atriumphmaybeofseveralkinds
Awordisdead
Awoundeddeerleapshighest
BeautycrowdsmetillIdie
BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath
BeforeIgotmyeyeputout
Beforetheiceisinthepools
Beforeyouthoughtofspring
Belshazzarhadaletter
Bereavedofall,Iwentabroad
Besidestheautumnpoetssing
Blazingingoldandquenchinginpurple
BlessGod,hewentassoldiers
BloomupontheMountain,stated
Bringmethesunsetinacup
Candor,mytepidFriend
Comeslowly,Eden!
CouldIbutrideindefinite
Couldmortallipdivine
Crisisissweetand,setofHeart
Dareyouseeasoulatthewhiteheat?
DearMarch,comein!
Deathisadialoguebetween
Deathisliketheinsect
Deathsetsathingsignificant
Delayedtillshehadceasedtoknow
Delightbecomespictorial
Departedtothejudgment
Didtheharebellloosehergirdle
DistanceisnottherealmofFox
Doubtme,mydimcompanion!
DownTime’squaintstream
Drabhabitationofwhom?
Droppedintothe
Drowningisnotsopitiful
Dustistheonlysecret
Eachlifeconvergestosomecentre
Eachthatwelosetakespartofus
Edenisthatold-fashionedHouse
Elijah’swagonknewnothill
Elysiumisasfarasto
Essentialoilsarewrung
Excepttheheavenhadcomesonear
Exceptthesmallersize,noLivesareround
Excepttoheaven,sheisnought
ExhilarationistheBreeze
Experimenttome
Exultationisthegoing
Faithisafineinvention
Fameisaficklefood
FarfromlovetheHeavenlyFather
Fartherinsummerthanthebirds
Fateslewhim,buthedidnotdrop
Father,Ibringtheenotmyself
Fewgetenough,—enoughisone
Finitetofail,butinfinitetoventure
FollowwiseOrion
Forbiddenfruitaflavorhas
ForDeath,—orrather
Foreachecstaticinstant
Forevercherishedbethetree
Frequentlythewoodsarepink
Fromallthejailstheboysandgirls
Fromcocoonforthabutterfly
Fromuseshewanderednowayear
Givelittleanguish
Giveninmarriageuntothee
Glee!
thegreatstormisover!
Gloryisthatbrighttragicthing
GlowingisherBonnet
Godgavealoaftoeverybird
Godmadealittlegentian
Godpermitsindustriousangels
Goingtoheaven!
Goingtohim!
Happyletter!
Tellhim
Goodnight!
whichputthecandleout?
Greatstreetsofsilenceledaway
Hadthisonedaynotbeen
Haveyougotabrookinyourlittleheart
Heartnotsoheavyasmine
Heart,wewillforgethim!
Heateanddrankthepreciouswords
HeaveniswhatIcannotreach!
‘HeavenlyFather,’taketothee
Hefumblesatyourspirit
Hepreachedupon‘breadth’
Heputthebeltaroundmylife
Herfinalsummerwasit
HerGraceisallshehas
Her‘LastPoems’
Hetouchedme,soIlivetoknow
HighfromtheearthIheardabird
Hisbillanaugeris
HisCheekishisBiographer
Hismind,ofmanasecretmakes
Hopeisasubtleglutton
Hopeisthethingwithfeathers
Howdaretherobinssing
Howdestituteishe
Howhappyisthelittlestone
Howmanytimestheselowfeetstaggered
Howstillthebellsinsteeplesstand
Howtheoldmountainsdripwithsunset
Iaskednootherthing
IbetwitheveryWindthatblew
Ibreathedenoughtolearnthetrick
Ibringanunaccustomedwine
Ican’ttellyou,butyoufeelit
Icanwadegrief
Icannotlivewithyou
Ididnotreachthee
Idiedforbeauty,butwasscarce
Idreadedthatfirstrobinso
Ienvyseaswhereonherides
Ifanybody’sfriendbedead
Ifeltacleavageinmymind
Ifeltafuneralinmybrain
IfIcanstoponeheartfrombreaking
IfIcouldtellhowgladIwas
IfImayhaveitwhenit’sdead
IfIshoulddie
IfIshouldn’tbealive
Ifitforthem
Ifoundthephrasetoeverythought
Ifpainforpeaceprepares
Ifrecollectingwereforgetting
Ifthefoolishcallthem‘flowers’
IftollingbellIaskthecause
Ifwhatwecouldwerewhatwewould
Ifyouwerecominginthefall
Igaineditso
Igavemyselftohim
Ihadadailybliss
Ihadaguineagolden
Ihadbeenhungryalltheyears
Ihadnocausetobeawake
Ihadnotimetohate,because
Ihaveakingwhodoesnotspeak
Ihavenolifebutthis
Ihavenottoldmygardenyet
IheardaflybuzzwhenIdied
Iheldajewelinmyfingers
Ihidemyselfwithinmyflower
Iknowaplacewheresummerstrives
Iknowsomelonelyhousesofftheroad
Iknowthatheexists
Ilikealookofagony
Iliketoseeitlapthemiles
Ilivewithhim,Iseehisface
Ilivedondread;tothosewhoknow
I’lltellyouhowthesunrose
Ilostaworldtheotherday
Imanytimesthoughtpeacehadcome
I’mceded,I’vestoppedbeingtheirs
ImeanttofindherwhenIcame
Imeanttohavebutmodestneeds
ImeasureeverygriefImeet
Immortalisanampleword
ImmuredinHeaven!
WhataCell!
I’mnobody!
Whoareyou?
I’mthinkingofthatothermorn
I’mwife;I’vefinishedthat
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