Poetic Openings : Emily Dickinson to Emily Dickinson

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Lonesome The Wind Must Feel Nights- : First Line : 1418
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Many Flowers Fail In Wood : First Line : 404
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Many Schemes May Die : First Line : 1150
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Many Times These Low Feet Staggered : First Line : 187
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Much Of Source Escapes With Thee- : First Line : 1517

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Much The Present Moment Means : First Line : 1380
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How News Must Feel When Travelling : First Line : 1319
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Noteless Men, And Pleiads, Stand : First Line : 282
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Ruthless Are The Gentle- : First Line : 1439
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : How Sick-to Wait-in Any Place-but Thine : First Line : 368

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