I see thee better — in the Dark —
I do not need a Light —
The Love of Thee — a Prism be —
Excelling Violet —I see thee better for the Years
That hunch themselves between —
The Miner’s Lamp — sufficient be —
To nullify the Mine —And in the Grave — I see Thee best —
Its little Panels be
Aglow — All ruddy — with the Light
I held so high, for Thee —What need of Day —
To Those whose Dark — hath so — surpassing Sun —
It deem it be — Continually —
At the Meridian?Emily is fascinated by Fluorite StoneI see thee better in the Dark —
I do not need a Light —
The Love of Thee be a Prism
Excelling Violet —I see thee better for the Years
That hunch themselves between —
The Miner’s Lamp be sufficient be
To illuminate the Mine —And I see Thee best in the Grave —
Its little Panels be glowing
All rosy with the Light
I held so high, for Thee —I do not need Day in the Dark
For it has so excellent Sun —
It deem it be Continually
At the Meridian.
Emily Dickinson is just a mischievous American girl! I am delightful to solve her riddle poems.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
I see thee better — in the Dark —
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