Fifty poems of Emily Dickinson : volume I

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  • Author: Dickinson, Emily
    Summary:

    Four well-known actresses read these poems by this great American poet. Beginning always with particulars of personal experience, her poems convey a penetrating vision of the natural world as well as the most profound human truths.

    Contents:
    • The sea
    • Afraid?
    • A bird came down the walk
    • A syllable
    • As children bid
    • The bustle in a house
    • Memorials
    • The goal
    • Summer shower
    • Drowning
    • "Faith" is a fine invention
    • A portrait
    • Except to heaven
    • Few get enough
    • The great storm is over
    • Have you got a brook?
    • Heart not so heavy as mine
    • Forbidden fruit
    • Hope is the thing with feathers
    • I asked no other thing
    • In vain
    • In shadow
    • I died for beauty
    • Longing
    • I found the phrase to every thought
    • I felt a funeral in my brain
    • I had a guinea golden
    • I had no time to hate
    • With a flower
    • I heard a fly buzz when I died
    • Hunger
    • I never saw a moor
    • The lonely house
    • I many times thought peace had come
    • I stepped from plank to plank
    • I reason
    • Too much
    • Love's baptism
    • If I should die
    • I've got an arrow here
    • The snow
    • The bee
    • The moon
    • Much madness is divinest sense
    • The first lesson
    • Going
    • Our share of night to bear
    • The mystery of pain
    • Remembrance has a rear and front
    • Presentiment.
    Genre: Poetry
    Subject(s): American Poetry
    Original Publisher: [Ashland, Oregon] , Blackstone Publishing
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781433213502

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    1433213508

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    9781433207020

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    1433207028

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Abstract

Four well-known actresses read these poems by this great American poet. Beginning always with particulars of personal experience, her poems convey a penetrating vision of the natural world as well as the most profound human truths.

Genre
Poetry
Subject
American Poetry
Publisher (Source)

[Ashland, Oregon]

Blackstone Publishing

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