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.

Scritta da: Silvana Stremiz
I had no Cause to be awake -
My Best - was gone to sleep -
And Morn a new politeness took -
And failed to wake them up -
But called the others - clear -
And passed their Curtains by -
Sweet Morning - When I oversleep -
Knock - Recollect - to Me -

I looked at Sunrise - Once -
And then I looked at Them -
And wishfulness in me arose -
For Circumstance the same -

'Twas such an Ample Peace -
It could not hold a Sigh -
'Twas Sabbath - with the Bells divorced -
'Twas Sunset - all the Day -

So choosing but a Gown -
And taking but a Prayer -
The only Raiment I should need -
I struggled - and was There.
Emily Dickinson
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    The Province of the Saved
    Should be the Art - To Save -
    Through Skill obtained in Themselves -
    The Science of the Grave
    No Man can understand
    But He that hath endured
    The Dissolution - in Himself -
    That Man - be qualified

    To qualify Despair
    To Those who failing new -
    Mistake Defeat for Death - Each time -
    Till acclimated - to.
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      'Tis true - They shut me in the Cold -
      But then - Themselves were warm
      And could not know the feeling 'twas -
      Forget it - Lord - of Them -
      Let not my Witness hinder Them
      In Heavenly esteem -
      No Paradise could be - Conferred
      Through Their beloved Blame -

      The Harm They did - was short - And since
      Myself - who bore it - do -
      Forgive Them - Even as Myself -
      Or else - forgive not me.
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        Me prove it now - Whoever doubt
        Me stop to prove it - now -
        Make haste - the Scruple! Death be scant
        For Opportunity -
        The River reaches to my feet -
        As yet - My Heart be dry -
        Oh Lover - Life could not convince -
        Might Death - enable Thee -

        The River reaches to My Breast -
        Still - still - My Hands above
        Proclaim with their remaining Might -
        Dost recognize the Love?

        The River reaches to my Mouth -
        Remember - when the Sea
        Swept by my searching eyes - the last -
        Themselves were quick - with Thee!
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          The Doomed - regard the Sunrise
          With different Delight -
          Because - when next it burns abroad
          They doubt to witness it -
          The Man - to die - tomorrow -
          Harks for the Meadow Bird -
          Because it's Music stirs the Axe
          That clamors for his head -

          Joyful - to whom the Sunrise
          Precedes Enamored - Day -
          Joyful - for whom the Meadow Bird
          Has ought but Elegy!

          I Condannati - considerano l'Alba
          Con un Piacere diverso -
          Perché - quando la prossima tornerà a risplendere
          Dubitano di esserne testimoni -
          L'Uomo - che morirà - domani -
          Presta orecchio all'Uccello nel Prato -
          Perché quella Musica risveglierà la Scure
          Che reclama la sua testa -

          Gioiosi - quelli per cui l'Alba
          Precede un Giorno - d'Amore -
          Gioiosi - quelli per cui l'Uccello del Prato
          È tutto tranne che un Canto Funebre!
          Emily Dickinson
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