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A bird came down the Walk (#328) Also here and here and here
A Charm invests a face (scroll down) (#421)
A clock stopped -- not the mantel's (#287) Also here and here and here
A darting fear - a pomp - a tear (scroll to #87)
A Day! Help! Help! Another Day! (scroll to #42)
A deed knocks first at thought (scroll down)
A dew sufficed itself
A door just opened on a street (Contrast) Also here and here and here
A drop fell on the apple tree (Summer shower, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
A face devoid of love or grace (A Portrait)
A lady red upon the hill (The Waking Year) Also here (scroll to #74)
A light exists in spring Also here and here and here and here
A little Dog that wags his tail (#1185)
A little East of Jordan (scroll to #59)
A little road not made of man (1891 ed) Also here and here
A long, long sleep, a famous sleep (#654) (Sleeping) Also here and here and here
A Man may make Remark (#942)
A modest lot, a fame petite
A murmur in the trees to note
A narrow fellow in the grass (#986) Also here and here {a href=http://www.cswnet.com/~erin/ed10.htm">commentary}
A Night - there lay the Days between (#471)
A poor torn heart, a tattered heart, (#78, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #78)
A precious, mouldering pleasure 't is (In a library, 1891 ed)
A Route of Evanescence
A sepal, petal, and a thorn (A Rose) and here and here (scroll to #19)
A shady friend for torrid days Also here and here and here
A sickness of this world it most occasions
A sloop of amber slips away (Sunset)
A solemn thing it was, I said (Wedded)
A something in a summer's day (Psalm of the day, 1891 ed)
A Sparrow took a Slice of Twig
A thought went up my mind to-day Also here (1891 ed) and here and here
A throe upon her features (scroll to #71)
A toad can die of light! Also here
A train went through a burial gate (1891 ed)
A word dropped careless on a Page
A word is dead Also here and here and here
A wounded deer leaps highest (1891 ed)
Adrift! A little boat adrift! Also here and here (scroll to #30)
Afraid? Of whom am I afraid? (1891 ed)
After a hundred years Also here and here
After great pain, a formal feeling comes with links explaining obscure words (#341) Also here and here
Again - his voice is at the door (#663)
All but Death can be adjusted (#749)
All overgrown by cunning moss (Charlotte Brontë's Grave)
All the letters I can write (#334)
All these my banners be Also here (scroll to #22)
Alone and in a Circumstance
Alter? When the hills do (#729, 1891 ed) Also here
Ambition cannot find him (scroll to #68)
Ample make this bed (#829) Also here and here and here
An everywhere of silver Also here and here
Angels in the early morning (1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #94)
Apparently with no surprise (Death and life, 1891 ed)
"Arcturus" his other name (scroll to #70)
Are friends delight or pain
As by the dead we love to sit (scroll to #88)
As children bid the guest good-night (1891 ed) Also here
As if I asked a common Alms
As if some little Arctic flower (Transplanted, 1891 ed)
As far from pity as complaint (Asleep) Also here
As old as woe (#1168)
Ashes denote that fire was
At last to be identified! (Resurgam, 1891 ed)
Awake ye muses nine, sing me a strain divine, (scroll to #1)
Baffled for just a day or two (scroll to #17)
Because I could not stop for Death with links explaining obscure words. (#712, The chariot) Also here (1891 ed) and here and here and here and here and here and here {commentary, more commentary}
Bee! I'm expecting you (#1035)
Bees are black, with Gilt Surcingles
Before the ice is in the pools Also here (scroll to #37)
Before you thought of Spring Also here and here
Behind me dips eternity(#721)
Behold this little Bane- (#1438)
Belshazzar had a letter (1891 ed)
Bereaved of all, I went abroad (Trying to Forget)
Bless God, he went as soldiers
By Chivalries as tiny (scroll to #55)
By homely gift the hindered words (#1438)
By such and such an offering (scroll to #38)
Come slowly, Eden! (#211, Apotheosis, 1891 ed) Also here
Could I but ride indefinite Also here (both Johnson and Todd versions)
Could live -- did live (scroll to #43)
Could mortal lip divine (A Syllable) (#1409) Also here
Dare you see a soul at the white heat? (#365, 1891 ed)
Dear March, come in! (To March)
Death is a dialogue between (1891 ed)(#976) Also here
Death is like the insect Also here (#1716)
Death is the supple suitor (1445)
Death sets a thing Also here and here
Delayed till she had ceased to know (Too late, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #58)
Delight becomes pictorial Also here (#572, 1891 ed) and here and here
Departed to the judgment (#524)(Astra castra, 1891 ed) Also here and here. and here and here
Distrustful of the Gentian Also here (scroll to #20)
Doubt me, my dim companion! (Surrender, 1891 ed)
Drab habitation of whom? (Cocoon)
Drowning is not so pitiful
Each Life Converges Also here and here
Each that we lose takes part of us
Elysium is as far as to (Suspense, 1891 ed) Also here
Except the heaven had come so near
Except the smaller size (#1067)
Except to heaven, she is nought (1891 ed)
Exultation is the going (Setting sail, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #76)
Fame is a bee
Fame is a fickle food also here
Fame of myself to justify (#713)
Far from love the Heavenly Father
Fate slew him, but he did not drop (A Man)
Father, I bring thee not myself
Few get enough, -- enough is one
Finite to fail, but infinite to venture (Ventures)
For each ecstatic instant Also here and here (#125, 1891 ed) and here and here
Forbidden fruit a flavor has (Forbidden Fruit 1)
Forever -- is composed of Nows --(#624)
Frequently the woods are pink and here (scroll to #6)
From all the jails the boys and girls (Saturday Afternoon)
From cocoon forth a butterfly
From us she wandered now a year (Invisible)
Garlands for Queens, may be Also here (scroll to #34)
Given in marriage unto thee (#817)
Glee! the great storm is over! (1891 ed)
Glowing is her Bonnet (scroll to #72)
God Gave a Loaf Also here and here
God Made a Little Gentian Also here and here
God permits industrious angels (Playmates, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
Going to Heaven! (scroll to #79)
Going to Him and here
Good Night Also here and here
Have you got a brook in your little heart (1891 ed)
He ate and drank the precious words (A book, 1891 ed) Also here
He fought like those who've nought to lose(#759)
He fumbles at your spirit (The Master) Also here and here and here and here
He scanned it, staggered (#1062)
He touched me, so I live to know {commentary}
Heart, not so heavy as mine (scroll to #83)
Heart, we will forget him! Also here and here (scroll to #47)
Heaven is what I cannot reach (Forbidden Fruit 2) Also here and here and here
Her breast is fit for pearls Also here (scroll to #84)
Her final summer Also here and here
Her - last Poems (#312)
Her sweet weight on my Heart a Night
High from the earth I heard a bird
His bill an auger is (The Woodpecker)
Hope is a subtle glutton Also here
Hope is the thing with feathers Also here and here and here (1891 ED) and here and here
How dare the robins sing
How happy is the little stone Also here
How many times these low feet staggered (1891 ed)
How still the bells in steeples stand
How the old mountains drip with sunset (The Coming of Night)
I am alive -- I guess (#470)
I asked no other thing (1891 ed) Also here
I breathed enough to learn the trick Also here and here and here
I bring an unaccustomed wine Also here (1891 ed)
I can wade grief (#252, 1891 ed)
I cannot live with you (#640, In vain, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here {commentary, with audio files of alternate readings}
I can't tell you - but you feel it (scroll to #65)
I counted till they danced so (Snow flakes.) (scroll to #36)
I clutched at sounds (scroll down) (#206)
I died for beauty, but was scarce (#449, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
I dreaded that first robin so (#348) Also here and here and here and here in Polish
I dwell in possibility (#657) Also here and here
I envy seas whereon he rides (Longing)
I felt a cleaving in my mind (The Lost Thought) Also here and here and here and here and here
I felt a Funeral, in my Brain two versions (#280) Also here and here and here and here and here and here { summary, and thoughts}
I found the phrase Also here (1891 ed) and here
I had a daily bliss (Lost Joy)
I had a guinea golden Also here and here (scroll to #23)
I had been hungry also here (with commentary) and here
I had no time to hate, because (1891 ed) Also here and here
I have a bird in spring (scroll to #5)
I have a king who does not speak
I haven't told my garden yet (scroll to #50)
I heard a fly buzz when I died (Dying) (#465) Also here (different versions and images) and here and here and here and here
I held a jewel Also here and here
I hide myself within my flower (With a flower, 1891 ed)
I keep my pledge. (scroll to #46)
I know a place Also here and here
I know some lonely houses off the road (The lonely house, 1891 ed)
I know that he exists {commentary}
I like a look of agony (#241, Real, 1891 ed)
I like to see it lap the miles (#585) Also here (with alternatives), for history of #585, start at the beginning, and here (1891 ed) and here
I live with him, I see his face (Numen Lumen)
I lived on dread and here
I lost a world the other day. (Lost, 1891 ed)
I many times thought peace had come (scroll down)
I meant to find her when I came Also here and here and here
I mean to have but modest needs (#476, 1891 ed)
I measure every grief I meet Also here and here and here and here
I never hear the word "escape" Also here (#77, 1891 ed) and here and here (scroll to #77) and here
I never lost as much but twice (#49, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #49) and here
I never saw a moor (Chartless, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here and here and here
I never told the buried gold (scroll to #11)
I often past a village (scroll to #51)
I pay in Satin Cash -- (#402)(scroll down)
I read my sentence -- steadily (#412) Also here
I reason, earth is short (#301, 1891 ed)
I reckon - when I count at all (#569)
I robbed the Woods (scroll to #41)
I shall know why, when time is over (#129, 1891 ed)
I sing to use the waiting
I stepped from plank to plank (Experience) Also here and here and here
I taste a liquor never brewed (#214, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here and here
I think the hemlock likes to stand (The hemlock, 1891 ed)
I think the longest Hour of all (#635)
I took my power in my hand
I took one Draught of Life (scroll down) (#1725)
I watched the moon around the house (#44)
I went to heaven Also here and here
I went to thank her (1891 ed)
I wish I knew that woman's name
I wonder if the sepulchre
I worked for chaff, and earning wheat
I would distil a cup (scroll to #16)
I Years Had Been From Home Also here and here
If I can stop one heart from breaking (1891 ed) Also here and here and here
If I may have it when it's dead
If I should cease to bring a rose (scroll to #56)
If I should die (scroll to #54)
If I should n't be alive (1891 ed)
If pain for peace prepares (scroll to #63)
If recollecting were forgetting (With Flowers) Also here (scroll to #33)
If she had been the Mistletoe (scroll to #44)
If the foolish call them 'flowers'
If those I loved were lost Also here (scroll to #29)
If tolling bell I ask the cause (Joy in Death)
If you were coming in the fall (1891 ed) Also here and here and here and here
I'll tell you how the sun rose (A day, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
I'm ceded, I've stopped being theirs (Love's baptism, 1891 ed)
I'm nobody! Who are you?(#288) and here and here and here and here (1891 ed) and here and here
I'm wife; I've finished that (Apocalypse, 1891 ed)
Immortal is an ample word
Inebriate of Air -- am I (#214)
Is bliss, then, such abyss
Is everyone I meet (scroll down)
Is heaven a physician? (#1270, 1891 ed)
Is it true, dear Sue (#218)
It did not surprise me (scroll to #39)
It dropped so low in my regard (Disenchantment) Also here and here and here
It is an honorable thought (Immortality) Also here and here and here
It makes no difference abroad (Two worlds, 1891 ed)
It might be easier (Philosophy)
It struck me every day (The Soul's Storm) Also here and here
It was not death, for I stood up (#510) Also here and here
It was too late for man (1891 ed)
It will be summer- eventually (#342)
It's all I have to bring to-day Also here and here and here (scroll to #26) and here
It's coming - the postponeless Creature (#390)
It's like the light (The Wind) Also here and here and here
It's such a little thing to weep (Life's Trades) Also here
I've got an arrow here
I've seen a dying eye (1891 ed)
Lad of Athens
Lest any doubt (#1156)
Let me not mar that perfect dream
Life, and death, and giants
Like her the Saints retire (scroll to #60)
Like trains of cars on tracks of plush (The bee, 1891 ed) Also here and here (scroll down) and here and here
Look back on time with kindly eyes (1891 ed)
Love is anterior to life(#917) Also here and here
Low at my problem bending (scroll to #69)
Mama never forgets her birds (#164)
Me! Come! My dazzled face Also here and here
Me from Myself - to banish (#642)
Mine by the right of the white election! (#528, Mine, 1891 ed) Also here
Morning is the place for dew
Morns like these -- we parted Also here (scroll to #27)
Much madness is divinest sense (#435, 1891 ed) Also here
My Cocoon tightens, colors tease Also here (From the chrysalis, 1891 ed)
My friend must be a bird (Who?) Also here (scroll to #92)
My life closed twice before its close (Parting) (#1732) Also here and here and here and here and here and here and here
My Life had stood -- a Loaded Gun (#754) and here
My nosegays Also here(#95, 1981 ed) and here and here (scroll to #95) < ahref="http://www.emule.com/poetry/dispoem.cgi?poem=548"> and here
My river runs to thee (The outlet, 1891 ed)
My wheel is in the dark! (scroll to #10)
My worthiness is all my doubt (Love's Humility)
"Nature" is what we see - Also here
Nature rarer uses yellow Also here and here
Nature, the gentlest mother < ahref="http://www.emule.com/poetry/dispoem.cgi?poem=550"> Also here
Never for Society (#746)
New feet within my garden go (1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #99)
No rack can torture me (Emancipation, 1891 ed)
No Romance sold unto (#669)
Nobody knows this little Rose Also here (scroll to #35)
Not any higher stands the grave
Not in this world to see his face (The first lesson, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
Not knowing when the dawn will come (Dawn)
Not with a club the heart is broken
Of all the souls that stand create (#664) Also here and here
Of all the sounds despatched abroad (The wind, 1891 ed)
Of Bronze and Blaze (Aurora)
Oh if remembering were forgetting
On the bleakness of my lot
Oh the earth was made for lovers
On this long storm the rainbow rose (1891 ed)
On this wondrous sea (Eternity) Also here and here (scroll to #4)
Once more, my now bewildered Dove (#48) Also here (scroll to #48)
One blessing had I, than the rest (Satisfied)
One day is there of the series (Thanksgiving Day)
One dignity delays for all (1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #98)
One need not be a chamber -- to be haunted (Ghosts) (#670) and here and here and here
One of the ones that Midas touched
One sister have I in our house (scroll to #14)
Our journey had advanced Also here and here
Our lives are Swiss (Alpine Glow) Also here (scroll to #80)
Our share of night to bear (1891 ed) also here
Ourselves were wed one summer - dear (#631)
Pain has an element of blank (#650, The mystery of pain, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
Papa Above! (scroll to #61)
Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower? (1891 ed)
Pink, small, and punctual (May-flower, 1891 ed)
Poor little heart!
Presentiment is that long shadow on the lawn Also here and here
Proud of my broken heart since thou didst break it (Consecration)
Publication - is the Auction (#709)
Read, sweet, how others strove (The book of martyrs, 1891 ed)
Remembrance has a rear and front
Remorse - is Memory - awake (#744)
Safe in their alabaster chambers (#216, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here {commentary}
Sexton! My Master's sleeping here. (scroll to #96)
Shall I take thee, the Poet said (#1126)
Shame is the shawl of Pink (#1412)
She dealt her pretty words like Blades (#479)
She died at play (scroll to #75)
She laid her docile crescent down (The Monument)
She rose to his requirement, dropped (#732, 1891 ed) Also here and here (scroll down) and here and here
She slept beneath a tree (The Tulip) Also here and here (scroll to #25)
She sweeps with brooms Also here and here
She went as quiet as the dew (1891 ed)
"Sic transit gloria mundi" (scroll to #3)
Silence is all we dread (#1251)
Sleep is supposed to be (1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #13)
So bashful when I spied her (1891 ed) Also here and here and here (scroll to #91) and here
So from the mould (scroll to #66)
So glad we are - a stranger'd deem (#329)
So has a Daisy vanished
So proud she was to die Also here and here and here
Softened by Time's consummate plush (Childish Griefs)
Some keep the Sabbath going to church (324) (A service of song, 1891 ed) Also here
Some rainbow coming from the fair! (Summer's armies, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #64)
Some things that fly there be (The secret, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #89)
Sometimes with the Heart (#1680)
"Sown in dishonor"! (scroll to #62)
Split the lark and you'll find the music (Loyalty)
So has a Daisy vanished (scroll to #28)
Soul, wilt thou toss again? (Rouge et noir, 1891 ed) also here
South Winds jostle them (scroll to #86)
Strong Draughts of Their Refreshing Minds (#711)
Success is counted sweetest (#67, Success, 1891 ed) Also here and here (scroll to #67) and here
Summer for thee grant I may be (Song) Also here and here (scroll to #31)
Superfluous were the sun
Superiority to Fate
Surgeons must be very careful (#108) Also here (1891 ed)
Sweet hours have perished here
Sweet is the swamp with its secrets (A Snake)
'T is little I could care for pearls (Real Riches) Also here
'T is sunrise, little maid, hast thou (Unwarned)
'T is whiter than an Indian pipe (The Spirit)
'T was a long parting, but the time (Resurrection, 1891 ed)
'T was just this time last year I died (Retrospect) Also here and here and here
'T was later when the summer went (1891 ed)
'T was such a little, little boat (Unreturning, 1891 ed)
Taken from men this morning (scroll to #53)
That God cannot (forged poem not authored by Dickinson)
That I did always love (Proof, 1891 ed)
That Love is all there is (#1765)
That is solemn we have ended
That short, potential stir (#1307)(The funeral, 1891 ed) Also here
That such have died enables us
The bat is dun with wrinkled wings (The Bat)
The bee is not afraid of me (1891 ed)
The Blunder is in estimate (#1684)
The bone that has no marrow
The brain is wider than the sky (#632) Also here (different versions and images) and here
The brain within its groove (1891 ed) Also here and here and here
The bustle in a house (#1078) and here
The butterfiy's assumption-gown (1891 ed)
The clouds their backs together laid (Refuge, 1891 ed)
The cricket sang (Evening) Also here and here and here and here
The daisy follows soft the sun (1891 ed)
The day came slow Also here and here
The distance that the dead have gone
The dying need but little, dear Also here and here and here
The face we choose to miss (#1141)
The farthest thunder that I heard
The feet of people walking home and here (scroll to #7)
The Gentian weaves her fringes Also here (scroll to #18)
The gleam of an heroic Act (#1687)
The going from a world we know (#1604)
The grass so little has to do (The grass, 1891 ed)
The grave my little cottage is
The guest is gold and crimson (scroll to #15)
The heart asks pleasure first (#536)(1891 ed) Also here and here and here and here
The morns are meeker than they were (scroll to #12)
The last night that she lived (1891 ed)
The Lightning playeth -- all the while (#630)
The Manner of it's Death (#468)
The Mind lives on the Heart (#1355) Also here
The moon was but a chin of gold
The morns are meeker than they were (Autumn, 1891 ed)
The most triumphant Bird I ever knew or met
The mountain sat Upon the plain (The mountain, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll down)
The Mountains - grow unnoticed (#757)
The murmur of a bee (Why?, 1891 ed)
The murmuring of bees has ceased (Aftermath)
The nearest dream recedes Also here (#318, 1891 ed) and here and here
The only ghost and here
The only news I know
The overtakelessness of those (#1691)
The past is such a curious creature
The pedigree of honey (1891 ed) Also here and here and here
The rainbow never tells me (scroll to #97)
The Red - Blaze is the Morning (#469)
The reticent volcano keeps (#1748) Also here (scroll down)
The right to perish might be thought (#1692)
The show is not the show Also here (scroll down) and here (1891 ed) and here and here
The sky is low, the clouds are mean (Beclouded, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
The soul selects her own society (#303, Exclusion, 1891 ed) Also here
The soul should always stand ajar
The Soul that hath a Guest (#674)
The souls unto itself (scroll down) Also here (1891 ed)
The spider as an artist (Cobwebs) (#1275) Also here
The Spider holds a Silver Ball (93k jpeg image of the original and a rendering)
The springtime's pallid landscape (Nature's Changes)
The stimulus, beyond the grave
The sun kept setting, setting still (Dying, 1891 ed)
The thought beneath so slight a film (#210) Also here (1891 ed) and here and here
The way I read a letter's this
The Whole of it came not at once (#762)
The wind begun to rock Also here and here
The wind tapped like a tired man and here
There came a day at summer's full (Renunciation, 1891 ed)
There is a flower that bees prefer (Purple clover, 1891 ed)
There is a morn by men unseen Also here (scroll to #24)
There is a word (Forgotten) Also here (scroll to #8)
There is another sky, (scroll to #2)
There is no frigate like a book Also here and here and here
There is a solitude of space (#1695)
There's a certain slant of light (#258, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here and here and here
There's been a death in the opposite house Also here and here and here
There's something quieter than sleep (Dead) Also here (scroll to #45)
These are the days when birds come back (#130, Indian summer, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll down)
They called me to the Window, for (#628)
They Dropped Like Flakes and here
"They have not chosen me," he said (scroll to #85)
They say that 'time assuages' Also here and here
They won't frown always, -- some sweet day
This is my letter to the World (#441) Also here and here and here
This is the land the sunset washes (The sea of sunset, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
This was in the white of the year
This World is not Conclusion (#501) Also here and here
Tho' I get home how late -- how late (#207, 1891 ed)
Thought Beneath Film
Three weeks passed since I had seen her
Through lane it lay -- through bramble (scroll to #9)
Through the straight pass of suffering (#792, (#466)
'Tis so appalling -- it exhilirates (#281)
'Tis so much joy! 'Tis so much joy! (Rouge gagne, 1891 ed)
Title divine -- is mine!
To die -- takes just a little while
To earn it by disdaining it (#1427)
To fight aloud is very brave (1891 ed)
To hang our head ostensibly
To help our bleaker parts
To know just how he suffered would be dear (1891 ed)
To lose one's faith surpasses (Lost Faith)
To lose thee, sweeter than to gain
To make a prairie it takes a clover also here and here
To my quick ears the leaves conferred Also here and here and here
To see the Summer Sky (at the bottom of the page)
To venerate the simple days Also here (scroll to #57)
Two Butterflies went out at noon Also here and here a hypertext version to show variants
Two swimmers wrestled on the spar (1891 ed)
Unable are the Loved to die (#809)
Upon a lilac Sea
Upon the gallows hung a wretch
Victory Comes Late Also here and here
Volcanoes be in Sicily (#1705)
"Was not" was all the Statement
Water is taught by thirst
We cover thee, sweet face
We do not play on Graves (#467)
We dont cry -- Tim and I (#196)
We grow accustomed to the Dark (#419)
We learn in the retreating
We like March, his shoes are purple Also here and here and here
We lose -- because we win Also here (scroll to #21)
We never know how high we are (Aspiration) Also here (scroll down)
We never know we go, -- when we are going
We outgrow love, like other things Also here and here and here and here
We play at paste Also here (1891 ed) and here and here
We should not mind so small a flower (scroll to #81)
We thirst at fast, -- 't is Nature's act
Went up a year this evening! (scroll to #93)
What mystery pervades a well! Also here
What shall I do - it whimpers so (#186)
What soft, cherubic creatures
What would I give to see his face (#247)
When Bells stop ringing -- Church - begins (#633)
When I count the seeds (scroll to #40)
When I hoped I feared (#1181)
When I was small, a woman died. (Along the potomac, 1891 ed)
When night is almost done (Dawn, 1891 ed)
When Roses cease to bloom, Sir (#32) (With a Flower) Also here and here (scroll to #32)
Where every bird is bold to go
Whether my bark went down at sea (1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #52)
While I was fearing it, it came (The Inevitable)
Who has not found the heaven below Also here
Who never lost, are unprepared (#73, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #73)
Who never wanted, -- maddest joy (Desire)
Who occupies this House (#892)
Whoever disenchants (#1451)
Whole Gulfs -- of Red, and Fleets -- of Red (#658)
Whose cheek is this? (scroll to #82)
Why -- do they shut Me out of Heaven? (#248)
Wild Nights! Wild Nights! (#249) and here and here and here and here and here {commentary, more commentary}
Will there really be a "Morning?" (#101)
Within my reach! (Almost!, 1891 ed) Also here (scroll to #90)
You cannot put a fire out (Power)
You left me, sweet, two legacies (Bequest, 1891 ed) Also here and here and here
You'll know Her - by Her Foot (#634)
You see I cannot see - your lifetime (#253)
You've seen balloons set, haven't you? (The Balloon)

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