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Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson

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Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson

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作 者:Emily Dickinson

出 版 社:Gramercy

出版时间:1988-11-30

I S B N:9780517362426

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Adrift! A Little Boat Adrift! Adventure Most Unto Itself Ah, Teneriffe All Cirumstances Are The Frame All I May, If Small All Overgrown By Cunning Moss Ambition Cannot Find Him Angel Bouquets Apparently With No Surprise April Arcturus Is His Other Name Are Friends Delight Or Pain? As By The Dead We Love To Sit As Children Bid The Guest Good-night As Far From Pity As Complaint As If Some Little Arctic Flower As Imperceptibly As Grief Ashes Denote That Fire Was Aspiration At Half-past Three A Single Bird At Last To Be Identified! At Length Aurora Autumn The Bat The Battlefield Beauty Crowds Me Till I Die Beclouded The Bee The Bee Is Not Afraid Of Me Before I Got My Eye Put Out Before The Ice Is In The Pools Bequest Besides The Autumn Poets Sing The Bible Is An Antique Volume Blazing In Gold Bless God, He Went As Soldiers Bloom Upon The Mountain, Stated The Bluebird The Blunder Is To Estimate The Body Grows Outside [or, Without] The Bone That Has No Marrow A Book The Book Of Martyrs The Brain - Is Wider Than The Sky The Brain, Within Its Groove Bring Me The Sunset In A Cup The Butterfly Obtains The Butteryfly's Assumption-grown By The Sea Called Back Candor, My Tepid Friend A Cap Of Lead Across The Sky A Cemetery The Chariot A Charm Invests A Face Chartless Choice Clock The Clouds Their Backs Together Laid Colloquy Come Slowly, Eden! Compensation The Contract Contrast Could I But Ride Indefinite Could Mortal Lip Divine A Country Burial Crisis Is Sweet And, Set Of Heart The Daisy Follows Soft The Sun Dare You See A Soul At The White Heat? Day's Parlor Dear March, Come In! Death Is Like The Insect A Death-blow Is A Life-blow To Some A Deed Knocks First At Thought Delight Becomes Pictorial Despair And Fear The Devil, Had He Fidelity A Dew Sufficed Itself A Dialogue Did The Harebell Loose Her Girdle Disenchantment Distance Is Not The Realm Of Fox The Distance That The Dead Have Gone Doubt Me, My Dim Companion! Down Time's Quaint Stream Drab Habitation Of Whom? Dropped Into The Drowning Is Not So Pitiful Dust Is The Only Secret The Duties Of The Wind Are Few Dying The Dying Need But Little, Dear Each That We Lose Takes Part Of Us The Eclat Of Death Eden Is That Old-fashioned House Elijah's Wagon Knew No Thrill Emigrants Enough Escape Essential Oils Are Wrung Eternity Evening (1) Evening (2) Except The Heaven Had Come So Near Except The Smaller Size, No Lives Are Round Except To Heaven, She Is Nought Exclusion Exhilaration Is The Breeze Experience Experiment To Me A Face Devoid Of Love Or Grace The Face We Choose To Miss 'faith' Is A Fine Invention Fame Is A Fickle Food Far From Love The Heavenly Father Farewell The Farthest Thunder That I Heard Fate Slew Him, But He Did Not Drop Father, I Bring Thee Not Myself The Feet Of People Walking Home Few Get Enough, - Enough Is One Finite To Fail, But Infinite To Venture The First Lesson The Fold Follow Wise Orion For Death, - Or Rather Forbidden Fruit: 1 Forbidden Fruit: 2 Forever Cherished [or, Honored] Be The Tree The Forgotten Grave Found Wanting Frequently The Woods Are Pink Friendship Fringed Gentian From All The Jails The Boys And Girls From Cocoon Forth A Butterfly From Us She Wandered Now A Year Further In Summer Than The Birds The Future Never Spoke The Gentian Weaves Her Fringes Ghosts Give Little Anguish Given In Marriage Unto Thee The Gleam Of An Heroic Act Glee - The Great Storm Is Over Glory Is That Bright Tragic Thing Glowing Is Her Bonnet The Goal God's Residence Going To Heaven! Good Night! Which Put The Candle Out? The Grass The Grave My Little Cottage Is Great Streets Of Silence Led Away Griefs Had This One Day Not Been Have You Got A Brook In Your Little Heart? He Preached Upon 'breadth' Till It Argued Him Narrow He Put The Belt Around My Life He Touched Me, So I Live To Know The Healed Heart Shows Its Shallow Star The Heart Asks Pleasure First Heart Not So Heavy As Mine Heart, We Will Forget Him 'heavenly Father' - Take To Thee The Hemlock Her 'last Poems' Her Grace Is All She Has High From The Earth I Heard A Bird The Hills Erect Their Purple Heads His Bill An Auger Is His Cheek Is His Biographer His Mind, Of Man A Secret Makes Hope (1) Hope (2) How Dare The Robins Sing How Destitute Is He How Many Times These Low Feet Staggered How Still The Bells In Steeples Stand How The Old Mountains Drip With Sunset Hunger I Bet That Every Wind That Blew, With Nature In Chagrin I Breathed Enough To Learn [or, Take] The Trick I Bring An Unaccustomed Wine I Can Wade Grief I Can't Tell You, But You Feel It I Cannot Live With You I Did Not Reach Thee I Envy The Seas Whereon He Rides I Felt A Funeral In My Brain I Fit For Them I Gained It So I Had A Daily Bliss I Had A Guinea Golden I Had No Cause To Be Awake I Had No Time To Hate I Have A King Who Does Not Speak I Have No Life But This I Hide Myself With My Flower I Know A Place Where Summer Strives I Know That He Exists I Like A Look Of Agony I Live With Him, I See His Face I Lived On Dread; To Those Who Know I Lost A World The Other Day I Meant To Find Her When I Came I Meant To Have But Modest Needs I Never Lost As Much But Twice I Never Told The Buried Gold I Noticed People Disappeared I Read My Sentence Steadily I Reason, Earth Is Short I See Thee Better In The Dark I Send Two Sunsets I Shall Know Why, When Time Is Over I Should Have Been Too Glad, I See I Should Not Dare To Leave My Friend I Showed Her [or, He Showed Me] Heights [i] She Never Saw I Sing To Use The Waiting I Think Just How My Shape Will Rise I Think That The Root Of The Wind Is Water I Took My Power In My Hand I Watched Her Face To See Which Way I Went To Heaven I Went To Thank Her I Wonder If The Sepulchre I Worked For Chaff, And Earning Wheat I'm 'wife' - I've Finished That I'm Ceded - I've Stopped Being Theirs I'm Nobody! Who Are You I'm Thinking Of That Other Morn I've Got An Arrow Here I've Seen A Dying Eye If Anybody's Friend Be Dead If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking If I Could Tell How Glad I Was If I May Have It When It's Dead If I Should Die If I Shouldn't Be Alive If Pain For Peace Prepares If The Foolish Call Them 'flowers' If What We Could Were What We Would If You Were Coming In The Fall Immortal Is An Ample Word Immortality Immured In Heaven! What A Cell! In A Library In Lands I Never Saw, They Say In Shadow In The Garden (1) In The Garden (2) In Winter, In My Room The Incidents Of Love Indian Summer Intoxication The Inundation Of The Spring Is Bliss, Then, Such Abyss Is Heaven A Physician It Can't Be Summer, -- That Got Through It Makes No Difference Abroad It Might Be Easier [or, Lonlier] It Sounded As If The Streets Were Running It Tossed And Tossed It Was Not Death, For I Stood Up It Was Too Late For Man It's All I Have To Bring To-day It's Such A Little Thing To Weep The Jay The Journey Just So, Jesus Raps - He Does Not Weary The Largest Fire Ever Known The Last Night That She Lived Lay This Laurel On The One The Leaves, Like Women, Interchange Let Me Not Mar That Perfect Dream The Letter Life Life Life, And Death, And Giants A Light Exists In Spring Lightly Stepped A Yellow Star Like Brooms Of Steel Like Men And Women Shadows Walk Like Mighty Footlights Burned The Red Like Some Old-fashioned Miracle A Little Madness In The Spring A Little Over [or, East Of] Jordan A Little Overflowing Word A Little Road Not Made Of Man The Lonely House The Long Sigh Of The Frog The Look Of Thee, What Is It Like? The Lost Jewel The Lost Thought Love Is Anterior To Life Love Reckons By Itself Alone The Lovers Low At My Problem Bending The Luxury To Apprehend March March Is The Month Of Expectation The Martyrs The Master Me! Come! My Dazzled Face Memorials Mine By The Right Of The White Election Mine Enemy Is Growing Old The Missing All Prevented Me The Moon The Moon Is Distant From The Sea The Moon Upon Her Fluent Route Morning Morning Is The Place For Dew 'morning' Means 'milking' To The Farmer Morns Are Like These We Parted Mother Nature The Mountain Sat Upon The Plain Much Madness Is Divinest Sense A Murmur In The Trees To Note The Murmuring Of Bees, Has Ceased The Mushroom Is The Elf Of Plants Musicians Wrestle Everywhere My Cocoon Tightens - Colors Tease My Country Need Not Change Her Gown My Friend Must Be A Bird My Nosegays Are For Captives My River Runs To Thee My Wheel Is In The Dark My Worthiness Is All My Doubt Mysteries The Mystery Of Pain Nature Is What We See Nature Rarer Uses Yellow The Nearest Dream Recedes, Unrealized Needless Fear The Night Was Wide, And Furnished Scant No Autumn's Intercepting Chill No Life Can Pompless Pass Away No Matter Where The Saints Abide No Other Can Reduce No Rack Can Torture Me No Romance Sold Unto Not Any Higher Stands The Grave Not Any Sunny Tone Not Knowing When The Dawn Will Come Not One By Heaven Defrauded Stay Not When We Know Not With A Club The Heart Is Broken Of Death The Sharpest Function Of So Divine A Loss Of This Is Day Composed Of Tolling Bell I Ask The Cause? Of Tribulation These Are They On My Volcano Grows The Grass On Such A Night, Or Such A Night On The Bleakness Of My Lot On This Long Storm The Rainbow Rose One Blessing Had I Than The Rest One Day Is There Of The Series One Dignity Delays For All One Of The Ones That Midas Touched One Sister The One That Could Repeat The Summer Day The Ones That Disappeared Are Back The Only Ghost I Ever Saw Our Lives Are Swiss The Overtakelessness Of Those Papa Above Parting The Past Peace The Pedigree Of Honey (diff. Vers.) Perception Of An Object Costs Perhaps You'd Like To Buy A Flower? Peril As A Possession Pigmy [or, Pygmy] Seraphs - Gone Astray Pink, Small, And Punctual Playmates Poor Little Heart! A Poor Torn Heart, A Tattered Heart Portraits Are To Daily Faces Post-mortem Prayer Prayer Is The Little Implement Precious Words Presentiment A Prompt, Executive Bird Is The Jay Proof The Props Assist The House Proud Of My Broken Heart Since Thou Didst Break It The Railway Train The Rat 'remember Me,' Implored The Thief Remembrance Has A Rear And Front Remorse Is Memory Awake The Reticent Volcano Keeps Retrospect Returning Reverse Cannot Befall That Fine Prosperity The Right To Perish Might Be Thought The Robin A Route Of Evanescence Safe Despair It Is That Raves Safe In Their Alabaster Chambers The Sea The Sea Of Sunset The Sea Said 'come' To The Brook The Secret (1) A Sepal, Petal, And A Thorn Setting Sail A Shady Friend For Torrid Days She Died At Play She Laid Her Docile Cresent Down She Slept Beneath A Tree She Went As Quiet As The Dew The Show A Sickness Of This World It Most Occasions Simplicity The Skies Can't Keep Their Secret! Sleep Is Supposed To Be Sleeping A Sloop Of Amber Slips Away A Snake The Snake The Snow So Bashful When I Spied Her So Gay A Flower Bereaved The Mind So Proud She Was To Die So Set Its Sun In Thee So, From The Mould Softened By Time's Consummate Plush A Solemn Thing It Was, I Said Some Days Retired From The Rest Some Keep The Sabbath Going To Church Some Rainbow Coming From The Fair! Some Things That Fly There Be Some, Too Fragile For Winter Winds A Something In A Summer's Day The Soul Should Always Stand Ajar The Soul That Hath A Guest The Soul Unto Itself The Soul's Storm The Soul's Superior Instants Soul, Wilt Thou Toss Again? South Winds Jostle Them Sown In Dishonor? Speech Is A Symptom Of Affection The Spider As An Artist A Spider Sewed At Night Split The Lark And You'll Find The Music The Springtime's Pallid Landscape The Stars Are Old, That Stood For Me Step Lightly On This Narrow Spot! The Stimulus Beyond The Grave The Storm The Suburbs Of A Secret Success Summer Begins To Have The Look Summer For Thee Grant I May Be Summer Shower The Sun Just Touched The Morning The Sun Kept Setting - Setting - Still Sunset And Sunrise Superfluous Were The Sun Surgeons Must Be Very Careful Suspense Sweet Hours Have Perished Here The Sweets Of Pillage Can Be Known Taken From Men This Morning Talk With Prudence To A Beggar A Tempest That Is Solemn We Have Ended That Love Is All There Is That She Forgot Me Was The Least That Such Have Died Their Height In Heaven Comforts Not There Came A Day At Summer's Full There Is A Flower That Bees Prefer There Is A Shame Of Nobleness There Is A Solitude Of Space There Is A Word There Is Another Loneliness There's A Certain Slant Of Light There's Been A Death In The Opposite House There's Something Quieter Than Sleep These Are The Days The Reindeer Love They Say That 'time Assuages' They Won't Frown Always, Some Sweet Day This Is My Letter To The World This Merit Hath The Worst This Was In The White Of The Year This World Is Not Conclusion Those Final Creatures, - Who Are They The Thought Beneath So Slight A Film Thought I Get Home How Late, How Late! A Thought Went Up My Mind To-day Three Weeks Passed Since I Had Seen Her A Throe Upon The Features Through Lane It Lay, Through Bramble A Thunder-storm (2nd Version) Time 'tis Little I Could Care For Pearls 'tis So Much Joy! 'tis So Much Joy 'tis Sunrise, Little Maid, Hast Thou 'tis Whiter Than An Indian Pipe Title Divine - Is Mine! To Be Alive Is Power To Fight Aloud Is Very Brave To Hang Our Head Ostensibly To Hear An Oriole Sing To Help Our Bleaker Parts To Know Just How He Suffered Would Be Dear To Learn The Transport By The Pain To Lose One's Faith Surpasses [or, - Surpass] To Lose Thee, Sweeter Than To Gain To Love Thee, Year By Year To Make A Prairie To My Quick Ear The Leaves Conferred To Pile Like Thunder To Its Close To See Her Is A Picture To Tell The Beauty Would Decrease To The Staunch Dust We Safe Commit Thee To This Apartment Deep To Venerate The Simple Days To-day Or This Noon A Toad Can Die Of Light! Too Cold In This Too Late A Train Went Through A Burial Gate The Treason Of An Accent Triumph May Be Of Several Kinds Trying To Forget 'twas A Long Parting, But The Time 'twas Comfort In Her Dying Room 'twas Later When The Summer Went 'twas Such A Little, Little Boat Two Lengths Has Every Day Two Swimmers Wrestled On The Spar Two Voyagers Undue Significance A Starving Man Attaches Unto My Books So Good To Turn Upon The Gallows Hung A Wretch Utterance Vanished Victory Comes Late Volcanoes Be In Sicily Wait Till The Majesty Of Death The Waking Year Water Is Taught By Thirst The Way I Read A Letter's - This We Cover Thee, Sweet Face We Learn In The Retreating We Never Know We Go, - When We Are Going We Outgrow Love Like Other Things We Play At Paste We Should Not Mind So Small A Flower We Spy The Forests And Hills We Thirst At First, - 'tis Nature's Act What If I Say I Shall Not Wait? What Inn Is This What Mystery Pervades A Well! What Soft, Cherubic Creatures When Etna Basks And Purrs When I Hoped I Feared When Night Is Almost Done When Roses Cease To Bloom, Dear [or, Sir] Where Every Bird Is Bold To Go Where Ships Of Purple Gently Toss Whether My Bark Went Down At Sea While I Was [or, We Were] Fearing It, It Came Who Is It Seeks My Pillow Nights? Who Never Lost, Are Unprepared Who Never Wanted, - Maddest Joy Who Robbed The Woods? Who Were 'the Father And The Son' 'whose Are The Little Beds,' I Asked The Wife Wild Nights! Wild Nights! The Wind (1) The Wind (2) The Wind's Visit The Winds Drew Off Witchcraft Has Not A Pedigree With Flowers Within My Reach! A Woman Died A Word Is Dead A Wounded Deer Leaps Highest You Cannot Put A Fire Out You've Seen Balloons Set, Haven't You? Your Riches Taught Me Poverty -- Table of Poems from Poem Finder®--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Emily Dickinson was a prolific writer and yet, with the exception of four poems in a limited regional volume, her poems were never published during her lifetime. It was indeed fortunate that her sister discovered the poems—all loosely bound in bundles—shortly after Dickinson died. Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson is the complete collection of the first three volumes of poetry published posthumously in 1890, 1891, and 1896 by editors Mary Loomis Todd and Thomas Wentworth Higginson. The volumes were all received with high acclaim and contain some of her best-known poems. It was in the twentieth century, however, that Dickinson was finally recognized as one of the great poets and, without dispute, the most popular. The name Emily Dickinson is a legend now, but she never had the opportunity to taste the wine of success and fame in her lifetime. In fact, if there was any legendary status she received in her life, it was not for poetry but for the way she lived her life. She received local notoriety in her native town of Amherst, Massachusetts, as an eccentric recluse who, with few exceptions, would never set foot outside her house. Yet, as her poetry will attest, she had a keen insight of life, love, nature, and death and seemed to be content with her station in life.Reading through the poems in Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson, you will see that she was indeed a woman of independence and spirit, a poet that lives today in our hearts and minds.

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