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Emily Dickinson
(1830-1886)
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651     Only a Shrine, but Mine
652     Only God—detect the Sorrow
653     Our journey had advanced;
654     Our little Kinsmen—after Rain
655     Our Lives Are Swiss
656     Our share of night to bear
657     Ourselves were wed one summer—dear
658     Out of sight? What of that?
659     Over and over, like a Tune
660     Over the fence
661     Pain
662     Pain Has An Element
663     Pain has an element of blank;
664     Pain—expands the Time
665     Pain—has an Element of Blank
666     Pain—expands the Time
667     Pain--has an Element of Blank--
668     Papa above!
669     Partake as doth the Bee
670     Patience—has a quiet Outer
671     Peace is a fiction of our Faith
672     Perhaps I Asked Too Large
673     Perhaps you think me stooping
674     Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower
675     Pigmy seraphs—gone astray
 
 

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