The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
A #BookReviewHaiku / 50-word review
By Cendrine MarrouatPublished 9 months ago • Updated 9 months ago • 1 min read
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Daguerreotype of Emily Dickinson, c. early 1847 - Source Wikimedia Commons
Emily Dickinson’s poems transcend time and (our) understanding. Their profound beauty lies in the meanings left between the lines—and hyphens.
Dare to see—
Beauty within Self
Through the Summer Sky.
A bumblebee:
Somewhere from the Soul
Love speaks of Spring.
Perhaps,
If thoughts were like a bird—
Paradise would wait.
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Comments (10)
Believe it or not...my first Emily Dickinson poem to have read. You have set the bar high now. A critique that encapsulates this well. I will be re-reading often. Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful poetry. The last one has me in much wonderment. Great job.
Emily has always been one of my favorites
Nice choices and I love the authentic photo, nice touch.
This is wonderful. Well done capturing the essence of a full body of work in 50 words!
Beautifully done.
lovely
Dickinson is probably my favourite poet. I really enjoyed this piece! ☺️
Congratulations, this is a great piece ❤️
Female writers like her paved the way for women today to be able to do what we love and not have to hide behind a male pen name. A great nod to a great woman.