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Title: Emily Dickinson 18301886


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Emily Dickinson1830-1886
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  • Emily Info
  • Emily Dickinson was born in Amherst,
    Massachusetts on December 10, 1830. She attended
    Amherst Academy and Mount Holyoke Seminary. In
    her life she wrote more that 1700 poems but only
    10 of them were ever published in her lifetime.
    Emily was also known as an excellent cook, she
    sent baskets with poems and gift to sick people
    in town and she tended a lovely garden. After
    her death in May of 1886 her 1700 plus poems were
    discovered. Now her poems are recognized all
    over the world.

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The Siblings
  • Emily was one of three children in the Dickinson
    family. Austin was the first born, then Emily
    was born in 1830 and three years later Lavina was
    born.

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I m Nobody! Who are you?
  • I M nobody! Who are you?
  • Are you nobody, too?
  • Then there s a pair of usdont tell!
  • They d banish us, you know.
  •   
  • How dreary to be somebody
  • How public, like a frog
  • To tell your name the livelong day
  • To an admiring bog!

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Success Is Counted Sweet
  • SUCCESS is counted sweetest
  • By those who neer succeed.
  • To comprehend a nectar
  • Requires sorest need.
  • Not one of all the purple host
  • Who took the flag to-day
  • Can tell the definition,
  • So clear, of victory,
  • As he, defeated, dying,
  • On whose forbidden ear
  • The distant strains of triumph
  • Break, agonized and clear.

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Within My Reach
  • WITHIN my reach!
  • I could have touched!
  • I might have chanced that way!
  • Soft sauntered through the village,
  • Sauntered as soft away!
  • So unsuspected violets
  • Within the fields lie low,
  • Too late for striving fingers
  • That passed, an hour ago.

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I Had No Time To Hate
  • I HAD no time to hate, because
  • The grave would hinder me,
  • And life was not so ample I
  • Could finish enmity.
  •   
  • Nor had I time to love but since
  • Some industry must be,
  • The little toil of love, I thought,
  • Was large enough for me.

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Works Cited
  • http//www.bartleby.com/113/
  • http//www.geocities.com/edickinson2002/
  • http//www.cswnet.com/erin/emily.htm
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