Taken From Men-this Morning>
Emily Dickinson
53 Taken from men—this morning— Carried by men today— Met by the Gods with banners— Who marshalled her away— One little maid—from playmates— One little mind from school— There must be guests in Eden— All the rooms are full— Far—as the East from Even— Dim—as the border star— Courtiers quaint, in Kingdoms Our departed are.
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