Emily Dickinson Poem

He gave away his Life

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He gave away his Life—

To Us—Gigantic Sum—

A trifle—in his own esteem—

But magnified—by Fame—

 

Until it burst the Hearts

That fancied they could hold—

When swift it slipped its limit—

And on the Heavens—unrolled—

 

‘Tis Ours—to wince—and weep—

And wonder—and decay

By Blossoms gradual process—

He chose—Maturity—

 

And quickening—as we sowed—

Just obviated Bud—

And when We turned to note the Growth—

Broke—perfect—from the Pod—

He outstripped Time with but a Bout
He fumbles at your spirit

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