I Am Afraid To Own A Body-
Emily Dickinson
1090 I am afraid to own a Body— I am afraid to own a Soul— Profound—precarious Property— Possession, not optional— Double Estate—entailed at pleasure Upon an unsuspecting Heir— Duke in a moment of Deathlessness And God, for a Frontier.
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