Quotes :

Poem of the day – SURRENDER – Doubt me, my dim companion! by Emily Dickinson Doubt me, my dim companion!Why, God would be contentWith but a fraction of the lovePoured thee without a stint.The whole of me, forever,What more the woman can, --Say quick, that I may dower theeWith last delight I own!It cannot be my spirit,For that was thine before;I ceded all of dust I knew, --What opulence the moreHad I, a humble maiden,Whose ...
Poem of the day – The soul unto itself by Emily Dickinson The soul unto itselfIs an imperial friend, --Or the most agonizing spyAn enemy could send.Secure against its own,No treason it can fear;Itself its sovereign, of itselfThe soul should stand in awe. - The soul unto itself by Emily Dickinson
Poem of the day – THE BAT – The bat is dun with wrinkled wings by Emily Dickinson The bat is dun with wrinkled wings Like fallow article,And not a song pervades his lips, Or none perceptible.His small umbrella, quaintly halved, Describing in the airAn arc alike inscrutable, -- Elate philosopher!Deputed from what firmament Of what astute abode,Empowered with what malevolence Auspiciously withheld.To his adroit Creator Ascribe no less the praise;Beneficent, ...
Poem of the day – THE overtakelessness of those by Emily Dickinson THE overtakelessness of thoseWho have accomplished Death,Majestic is to me beyondThe majesties of Earth. The soul her not at HomeInscribes upon the flesh,And takes her fair aerial gaitBeyond the hope of touch. - THE overtakelessness of those by Emily Dickinson
Poem of the day – If I should die by Emily Dickinson If I should die,And you should live,And time should gurgle on,And morn should beam,And noon should burn,As it has usual done;If birds should build as early,And bees as bustling go, --One might depart at optionFrom enterprise below!'T is sweet to know that stocks will standWhen we with daisies lie,That commerce will continue,And trades as briskly fly.It makes the parting ...