Poetic Openings : Emily Dickinson to Emily Dickinson

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Loss Of Something Ever Felt I : First Line : 959
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Man May Make A Remark : First Line : 952
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Mien To Move A Queen : First Line : 283
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Mine There Is No Man Would Own : First Line : 1117
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Moth The Hue Of This : First Line : 841

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Murmur In The Trees-to Note : First Line : 416
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Narrow Fellow In The Grass : First Line : 986
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Nearness To Tremendousness : First Line : 963
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Night-there Lay The Days Between : First Line : 471
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : A Pang Is More Conspicuous In Spring : First Line : 1530

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