Poetic Openings : Emily Dickinson to Emily Dickinson

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My River Runs To Thee : First Line : 162
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Season's Furthest Flower- : First Line : 1019
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Soul-accused Me-and I Quailed : First Line : 753
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Triumph Lasted Till The Drums : First Line : 1227
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Wars Are Laid Away In Books- : First Line : 1549

Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Wheel Is In The Dark : First Line : 10
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : My Worthiness Is All My Doubt : First Line : 751
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : Myself Can Read The Telegrams : First Line : 1089
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : Myself Was Formed-a Carpenter : First Line : 488
Poet : Emily Dickinson : Poem : Nature Affects To Be Sedate : First Line : 1170

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