Emily Dickinson Poem

Frequently the wood are pink

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Frequently the wood are pink—

Frequently are brown.

Frequently the hills undress

Behind my native town.

Oft a head is crested

I was wont to see—

And as oft a cranny

Where it used to be—

And the Earth— they tell me—

On its Axis turned!

Wonderful Rotation!

By but twelve performed!

From Blank to Blank
Four Trees—upon a solitary Acre

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