Emily Dickinson Poem

A Dying Tiger Moaned For Drink

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A Dying Tiger moaned for Drink

I hunted all the Sand

I caught the Dripping of a Rock

And bore it in my Hand

 

His Mighty Balls in death were thick

But searching I could see

A Vision on the Retina

Of Water and of me

 

‘Twas not my blame who sped too slow

‘Twas not his blame who died

While I was reaching him

But ’twas the fact that He was dead

A Charm Invests A Face
A Cloud Withdrew From The Sky

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