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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A Visitor in Marl -
Who influences Flowers -
Till they are orderly as Busts -
And Elegant - as Glass -
Who visits in the Night -
And just before the Sun -
Concludes his glistening interview -
Caresses - and is gone -

But whom his fingers touched -
And where his feet have run -
And whatsoever Mouth be kissed -
Is as it had not been -.
Emily Dickinson
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    It's coming - the postponeless Creature -
    It gains the Block - and now - it gains the Door -
    Chooses it's latch, from all the other fastenings -
    Enters - with a "You know Me - Sir"?
    Simple Salute - and certain Recognition -
    Bold - were it Enemy - Brief - were it friend -
    Dresses each House in Crape, and Icicle -
    And Carries one - out of it - to God -.
    Emily Dickinson
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      There's been a Death, in the Opposite House,
      As lately as Today -
      I know it, by the numb look
      Such Houses have - alway -
      The Neighbors rustle in and out -
      The Doctor - drives away -
      A Window opens like a Pod -
      Abrupt - mechanically -

      Somebody flings a Mattrass out -
      The Children hurry by -
      They wonder if it died - on that -
      I used to - when a Boy -

      The Minister - goes stiffly in -
      As if the House were His -
      And He owned all the Mourners - now -
      And little Boys - besides -

      And then the Milliner - and the Man
      Of the Appalling Trade -
      To take the measure of the House -

      There'll be that Dark Parade -

      Of Tassels - and of Coaches - soon -
      It's easy as a Sign -
      The Intuition of the News -
      In just a Country Town -.
      Emily Dickinson
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        Take your Heaven further on -
        This - to Heaven divine Has gone -
        Had You earlier blundered in
        Possibly, e'en You had seen
        An Eternity - put on -
        Now - to ring a Door beyond
        Is the utmost of Your Hand -
        To the Skies - apologize -
        Nearer to Your Courtesies
        Than this Sufferer polite -
        Dressed to meet You -
        See - in White!
        Emily Dickinson
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          Answer July -
          Where is the Bee -
          Where is the Blush -
          Where is the Hay?
          Ah, said July -
          Where is the Seed -
          Where is the Bud -
          Where is the May -
          Answer Thee - Me -

          Nay - said the May -
          Show me the Snow -
          Show me the Bells -
          Show me the Jay!

          Quibbled the Jay -
          Where be the Maize -
          Where be the Haze -
          Where be the Bur?
          Here - said the Year.
          Emily Dickinson
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            Nessuna Ruota può torturarmi -
            L'Anima - in Libertà -
            Dietro quest'Ossatura mortale
            Ne è saldata Una più vigorosa -
            Non si può forare con la sega -
            Né trafiggere con la Scimitarra -
            Due Corpi - dunque vi sono -
            Legane Uno - L'Altro vola -

            L'Aquila del suo Nido
            Non si libera più facilmente -
            E guadagna il Cielo
            Di quanto puoi Tu -

            A meno che Tu stesso sia
            Il tuo Nemico -
            Prigione è la Coscienza -
            Così come è Libertà.
            Emily Dickinson
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              Little Bread - a crust - a crumb -
              A little trust - a demijohn -
              Can keep the soul alive -
              Not portly, mind! But breathing - warm -
              Conscious - as old Napoleon,
              The night before the crown!
              A modest lot - A fame petite -
              A brief Campaign of sting and sweet
              Is plenty! Is enough!
              A Sailor's business is the shore!
              A Soldier's - balls! Who asketh more,
              Must seek the neighboring life!
              Emily Dickinson
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