Poesie di Emily Dickinson

Poetessa, nato venerdì 10 dicembre 1830 a Amherst, Massachusetts (USA - Stati Uniti d'America), morto sabato 15 maggio 1886 a Amherst, Massachusetts (USA - Stati Uniti d'America)
Questo autore lo trovi anche in Frasi & Aforismi e in Proverbi.

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Unto like Story - Trouble has enticed me -
How Kinsmen fell -
Brothers and Sister - who preferred the Glory -
And their young will
Bent to the Scaffold, or in Dungeons - chanted -
Till God's full time -
When they let go the ignominy - smiling -
And Shame went dumb -
Unto guessed Crests, my moaning fancy, leads me,
Worn fair
By Heads rejected - in the lower country -
Of honors there -
Such spirit makes her perpetual mention,
That I - grown bold -
Step martial - at my Crucifixion -
As Trumpets - rolled -

Feet, small as mine - have marched in Revolution
Firm to the Drum -
Hands - not so stout - hoisted them - in witness -
When Speech went numb -
Let me not shame their sublime deportments -
Drilled bright -
Beckoning - Etruscan invitation -
Toward Light.
Emily Dickinson
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    One Year ago - jots what?
    God - spell the word! I - cant -
    Was't Grace? Not that -
    Was't Glory? That - will do -
    Spell slower - Glory -
    Such Anniversary shall be -
    Sometimes - not often - in Eternity -
    When farther Parted, than the Common Wo -
    Look - feed upon each other's faces - so -
    In doubtful meal, if it be possible
    Their Banquet's real -

    I tasted - careless - then -
    I did not know the Wine
    Came once a World - Did you?
    Oh, had you told me so -
    This Thirst would blister - easier - now -
    You said it hurt you - most -
    Mine - was an Acorn's Breast -
    And could not know how fondness grew
    In Shaggier Vest -
    Perhaps - I could'nt -
    But, had you looked in -
    A Giant - eye to eye with you, had been -
    No Acorn - then -

    So - Twelve months ago -
    We breathed -
    Then dropped the Air -
    Which bore it best?
    Was this - the patientest -
    Because it was a Child, you know -
    And could not value - Air?

    If to be "Elder" - mean most pain -
    I'm old enough, today, I'm certain - then -
    As old as thee - how soon?
    One - Birthday more - or Ten?
    Let me - choose!
    Ah, Sir, None!
    Emily Dickinson
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      Morning" - means "Milking" - to the Farmer -
      Dawn - to the Teneriffe -
      Dice - to the Maid -
      Morning means just Risk - to the Lover -
      Just revelation - to the Beloved -
      Epicures - date a Breakfast - by it -
      Brides - an Apocalypse -
      Worlds - a Flood -
      Faint-going Lives - Their Lapse from Sighing -
      Faith - The Experiment of Our Lord.
      Emily Dickinson
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        A Mien to move a Queen -
        Half Child - Half Heroine -
        An Orleans in the Eye
        That puts it's manner by
        For humbler Company
        When none are near
        Even a Tear -
        It's frequent Visitor -
        A Bonnet like a Duke -
        And yet a Wren's Peruke
        Were not so shy
        Of Goer by -
        And Hands - so slight -
        They would elate a Sprite
        With Merriment -

        A Voice that Alters - Low
        And on the Ear can go
        Like Let of Snow -
        Or shift supreme -
        As tone of Realm
        On Subjects Diadem -

        Too small - to fear -
        Too distant - to endear -
        And so Men Compromise -
        And just - revere.


        Un Aspetto da smuovere una Regina -
        Metà Fanciulla - Metà Eroina -
        Un Orleans negli Occhi
        Che smentisce i suoi modi
        Per la più umile Compagnia
        Quando nessuno è vicino
        Anche una Lacrima -
        È sua frequente Visitatrice -
        Un Cappellino come un Duca -
        Eppure una Parrucca di Scricciolo
        Non sarebbe così timorosa
        Di un Passante frettoloso -
        E Mani - così sottili -
        Che farebbero impazzire un Folletto
        Dalla Felicità -

        Una Voce che Modula - Bassa
        E all'Orecchio arriva
        Come Soffocata dalla Neve -
        O si eleva superba -
        Come il suono di un Reame
        Sui Sudditi della Corona -

        Troppo piccola - per averne timore -
        Troppo distante - per amarla -
        E così gli Uomini si Adattano -
        E semplicemente - la venerano.
        Emily Dickinson
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          It's thoughts - and just One Heart -
          And Old Sunshine - about -
          Make frugal - Ones - Content -
          And two or three - for Company -
          Upon a Holiday -
          Crowded - as Sacrament -
          Books - when the Unit -
          Spare the Tenant - long enò -
          A Picture - if it Care -
          Itself - a Gallery too rare -
          For needing more -

          Flowers - to keep the Eyes - from going awkward -
          When it snows -
          A Bird - if they - prefer -
          Though Winter fire - sing clear as Plover -
          To our - ear -

          A Landscape - not so great
          To suffocate the Eye -
          A Hill - perhaps -
          Perhaps - the profile of a Mill
          Turned by the Wind -
          Tho' such - are luxuries -

          It's thoughts - and just two Heart -
          And Heaven - about -
          At least - a Counterfeit -
          We would not have Correct -
          And Immortality - can be almost -
          Not quite - Content.
          Emily Dickinson
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            Going to Him! Happy letter!
            Tell Him -
            Tell Him the page I did'nt write -
            Tell Him - I only said the Syntax -
            And left the Verb and the pronoun - out -
            Tell Him just how the fingers hurried -
            Then - how they waded - slow - slow -
            And then you wished you had eyes in your pages -
            So you could see what moved them so -
            Tell Him - it was'nt a Practised Writer -
            You guessed - from the way the sentence toiled -
            You could hear the Boddice tug, behind you -
            As if it held but the might of a child -
            You almost pitied it - you - it worked so -
            Tell Him - No - you may quibble there -
            For it would split His Heart, to know it -
            And then you and I, were silenter.

            Tell Him - Night finished - before we finished -
            And the Old Clock kept neighing "Day"!
            And you - got sleepy -
            And begged to be ended -
            What could it hinder so - to say?
            Tell Him - just how she sealed you - Cautious!
            But - if He ask where you are hid
            Until tomorrow - Happy letter!
            Gesture Coquette - and shake your Head!
            Emily Dickinson
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              The World - stands - solemner - to me -
              Since I was wed - to Him -
              A modesty - befits the soul
              That bears another's - name -
              A doubt - if it be fair - indeed -
              To wear that perfect - pearl -
              The Man - upon the Woman - binds -
              To clasp her soul - for all -
              A prayer, that it more angel - prove -
              A Whiter Gift - within -
              To that munificence, that chose -
              So unadorned - a Queen -
              A Gratitude - that such be true -
              It had esteemed the Dream -
              Too beautiful - for Shape to prove -
              Or posture - to redeem!
              Emily Dickinson
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                Civilization - spurns - the Leopard!
                Was the Leopard - bold?
                Deserts - never rebuked her Satin -
                Ethiop - her Gold -
                Tawny - her Customs -
                She was Conscious -
                Spotted - her Dun Gown -
                This was the Leopard's nature - Signor -
                Need - a keeper - frown?
                Pity - the Pard - that left her Asia -
                Memories - of Palm -
                Cannot be stifled - with Narcotic -
                Nor suppressed - with Balm.
                Emily Dickinson
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