I Know Of People In The Grave

Emily Dickinson

1665

I know of people in the Grave
Who would be very glad
To know the news I know tonight
If they the chance had had.

’Tis this expands the least event
And swells the scantest deed—
My right to walk upon the Earth
If they this moment had.

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