Poem - Complete Poems: The Single Hound - 1 by Emily Dickinson

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Index of Complete Poems: The Single Hound - 1

ADVENTURE most unto itself

THE Soul that hath a Guest

EXCEPT the smaller size no Lives are round

FAME is a fickle food

THE right to perish might be thought

PERIL as a possession

WHEN Etna basks and purrs

REVERSE cannot befall that fine Prosperity

WITCHCRAFT has not a pedigree

EXHILARATION is the Breeze

NO romance sold unto

IF what we could were what we would

PERCEPTION of an

THE blunder is to estimate

MY Wheel is in the dark

THERE is another Loneliness

SO gay a flower bereaved the mind

GLORY is that bright tragic thing

THE missing All prevented me

HIS mind, of man a secret makes

THE suburbs of a secret

THE difference between despair

THERE is a solitude of space

THE props assist the house

THE gleam of an heroic act

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