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#	Article	Author	Date	item
1	Am Turme	Annette von Droste-Hülshoff	1842	Q451511
2	Bisclavret	María de Francia		Q866273
3	Casabianca	Felicia Hemans	1826	Q1046613
4	Mu isamaa on minu arm	Lydia Koidula		Q1628319
5	Marietje was bang voor water en zeep	Anna Maria Geertruida Schmidt		Q2139242
6	Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep	Clare Harner	1934	Q2183730
7	Guigemar	María de Francia	12th century	Q2904082
8	Goblin Market	Christina Rossetti	1862	Q3109629
9	The Life of Saint Audrey	María de Francia	12th century	Q3213570
10	Nachiyar Tirumoli	Andal		Q3313117
11	On Monsieur's Departure	Isabel I de Inglaterra		Q3435136
12	There Will Come Soft Rains	Sara Teasdale		Q3647792
13	Casa Guidi Windows	Elizabeth Barrett Browning	1848	Q3661113
14	Laüstic	María de Francia		Q4427935
15	A Bird came down the Walk —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q4655478
16	A Death-Scene	Emily Brontë		Q4656355
17	A Difficult Birth, Easter 1998	Gillian Clarke		Q4656469
18	Aathichoodi	Avvaiyar		Q4662771
19	Anne Hathaway	Carol Ann Duffy	1999	Q4768428
20	Ariel	Sylvia Plath		Q4790385
21	Bluebells of Scotland	Dorotea Jordan	1800	Q4930217
22	Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire	Eibhlín Dubh Ní Chonaill	170s	Q5034363
23	Catrin	Gillian Clarke		Q5053945
24	A Walk to Caesarea	Hannah Szenes	1942	Q5064227
25	Chevrefoil	María de Francia	12th century	Q5094362
26	Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight	Rose Hartwick Thorpe		Q5194720
27	I heard a Fly buzz—when I died	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q5980172
28	I like to see it lap the Miles —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q5980190
29	I taste a liquor never brewed	Emily Dickinson	1861-05-04 1890	Q5980230
30	Jeanie Deans	Carolina Nairne		Q6171947
31	Le Fresne	María de Francia		Q6506938
32	Les Deux Amants	María de Francia	12th century	Q6529416
33	Lines Composed in a Wood on a Windy Day	Anne Brontë	1846	Q6553624
34	כובע קסמים	Lea Goldberg	1990	Q6644325
35	בלדה על נערי שגדל	Tirza Atar		Q6691306
36	I Dream of Naomi	Tirza Atar	1970	Q6806951
37	Milun	María de Francia	12th century	Q6861599
38	בלדה לאישה	Tirza Atar		Q6897421
39	ערב מול הגלעד	Lea Goldberg	1938	Q6986154
40	גלגולו של מעיל	Kadia Molodovsky	1931	Q7046072
41	שירי סוף הדרך	Lea Goldberg		Q7060112
42	On the Pulse of Morning	Maya Angelou		Q7091461
43	Oread	H.D.		Q7100987
44	Other Forms of Slaughter	Catherine Obianuju Acholonu		Q7108594
45	Our Casuarina Tree	Toru Dutt	1881	Q7110579
46	Pamphilia to Amphilanthus	Lady Mary Wroth	1621	Q7129420
47	Praise Song for the Day	Elizabeth Alexander		Q7238096
48	Rape	Adrienne Rich	1971	Q7293872
49	Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum	Emilia Bassano	1611	Q7406707
50	Sappho's Fragment 16	Safo de Mitilene		Q7421071
51	Sappho's Fragment 44	Safo de Mitilene		Q7421072
52	Sebastian, or, Virtue Rewarded	Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Q7442350
53	Seth Pomeroy's Ride	Katherine Tryon Shepherd Smith		Q7456574
54	Success is Counted Sweetest	Emily Dickinson	1864-04-27 1890 1878	Q7632593
55	Tell me the old, old story	Katherine Hankey	1883	Q7697548
56	A Poem	Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Q7715873
57	The Bridge Builder	Will Allen Dromgoole		Q7720070
58	The Deserter	Winifred Mary Letts		Q7729813
59	The Munich Mannequins	Sylvia Plath	1965	Q7752639
60	There is a pain — so utter —	Emily Dickinson	1929 1955	Q7782821
61	Tulips	Sylvia Plath		Q7852091
62	We Real Cool	Gwendolyn Brooks		Q7977715
63	When I Was Growing Up	Nellie Wong		Q7992586
64	Yonec	María de Francia	12th century	Q8054920
65	Tre små gummor	Anna Maria Roos		Q10701609
66	Вечірня година	Lesya Ukrainka		Q12089045
67	Der bor en pige	Tove Ditlevsen	1955	Q12308281
68	அற்புதத் திருவந்தாதி	Karaikkal Ammeiyar		Q12984259
69	Er cof am Kelly	Menna Elfyn		Q13128288
70	Aubade	Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill	1991	Q13156921
71	Ceist na Teangan	Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill		Q13157083
72	Dubh	Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill		Q13157245
73	Geasa	Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill	1981	Q13157358
74	Tusa	Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill		Q13157918
75	Let Us Now Praise Prime Numbers	Helen Spalding		Q14747522
76	Як кароль ў паход выходзіў	Maria Konopnicka		Q15711827
77	Poezye/Przypomnienie	Adam Mickiewicz Maria Konopnicka		Q15774807
78	Keinutan kaikua	L. Onerva	1943	Q15877389
79	Frogs	Maria Szembekowa		Q15892599
80	W Warszawie	Maria Konopnicka		Q15892658
81	Ofiary	Maria Konopnicka		Q15892752
82	Matce — zemi	Josefina Tálská		Q15893773
83	Nad proudem	Josefina Tálská		Q15893774
84	Proslov k paměti 10letého trvání tělocvičné jednoty paní a dívek pražských	Eliška Krásnohorská		Q15893775
85	Proslov věnovaný Ženskému výrobnímu spolku českému	Eliška Krásnohorská		Q15893776
86	靈源大道歌	曹文逸		Q15901140
87	Сонет	Adelaida Gertsyk		Q15936814
88	Jaskółka	Bronisława Ostrowska		Q15936885
89	Nokturn	Bronisława Ostrowska	1902	Q15936891
90	Tatíčkovy pohádky	Ludmila Tesařová	1935	Q15962676
91	„Větrně“	Karolina Světlá		Q15963078
92	The Return	Julia Boynton Green		Q15987613
93	The Return	Julia Boynton Green		Q15987614
94	משירי ארץ אהבתי	Lea Goldberg		Q16129590
95	HaOmnam	Lea Goldberg	1943	Q16132218
96	Blåsippor	Anna Maria Roos		Q16185841
97	The Prince's Progress	Christina Rossetti	1866	Q16564858
98	Okamžik rozmaru	Anna Sázavská		Q16605053
99	Život starce	Anna Sázavská		Q16605054
100	Hrob dítěte	Anna Sázavská		Q16605055
101	Láska v růži	Anna Sázavská		Q16605056
102	A Bee his burnished Carriage	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q16738151
103	A Burdock — clawed my Gown	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q16742093
104	A Cap of Lead across the sky	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q16761622
105	A Charm invests a face	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q16761623
106	Sappho fr. 31 Voigt	Safo de Mitilene		Q17079267
107	Siesta	Shampa Sinha		Q17090247
108	Renascence	Edna St. Vincent Millay		Q17143111
109	A chilly Peace infests the Grass	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q17145462
110	A Clock stopped —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q17145465
111	A Cloud withdrew from the Sky	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q17145467
112	A Coffin — is a small Domain,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q17145471
113	A Counterfeit — a Plated Person —	Emily Dickinson		Q17145475
114	A curious Cloud surprised the Sky,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q17145479
115	A darting fear — a pomp — a tear —	Emily Dickinson		Q17145482
116	A Day! Help! Help! Another Day!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q17145485
117	即景	Zhu Shuzhen		Q17366998
118	筆	Zhu Shuzhen		Q17368047
119	鄧尉探梅十首	Lü Bicheng		Q17368567
120	怨詩	Consorte Ban		Q17369241
121	答詩	Xu Shu		Q17369704
122	Доля наша	Maria Konopnicka		Q17480867
123	Сасонка	Maria Konopnicka	1922	Q17480871
124	זה מכבר	Lea Goldberg		Q18191768
125	למחרת	Lea Goldberg	1957	Q18191914
126	פתאום עכשיו, פתאום היום	Tirza Atar	1996-03	Q18192119
127	שיר לערב חג	Tirza Atar		Q18192205
128	The Deer	Noh Cheon-myeong		Q18213166
129	De evige tre	Tove Ditlevsen		Q18552060
130	I Am Not Yours	Sara Teasdale		Q18784969
131	Victi Resurgunt	Florence Earle Coates		Q18784970
132	For a Friend Who Didn't Arrive Because of Heavy Rain	Yu Xuanji		Q18878969
133	"Arcturus" is his other name —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q18910090
134	"Faith" is a fine invention	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q18910095
135	"Faithful to the end" Amended	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910096
136	"Go tell it" — What a Message —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910099
137	Go travelling with us!	Emily Dickinson		Q18910100
138	"Heaven" has different Signs — to me —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910104
139	"Heaven" — is what I cannot reach!	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q18910105
140	"Heavenly Father" — take to thee	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910106
141	"Hope" is the thing with feathers —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q18910107
142	"Houses" — so the Wise Men tell me —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910108
143	"I want" — it pleaded — All its life —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910113
144	"Lethe" in my flower,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910118
145	"Morning" — means "Milking" — to the Farmer —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910122
146	"Nature" is what we see —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910124
147	"Red Sea," indeed! Talk not to me	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910129
148	"Remember me" implored the Thief!	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910130
149	"Secrets" is a daily word	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910131
150	"Sown in dishonor"!	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910135
151	"Speech" — is a prank of Parliament —	Emily Dickinson		Q18910136
152	"They have not chosen me," he said,	Emily Dickinson		Q18910155
153	"Tomorrow" — whose location	Emily Dickinson		Q18910158
154	"Unto Me?" I do not know you —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910162
155	"Was not" was all the Statement.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910165
156	"Why do I love" You, Sir?	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910169
157	'Tis Anguish grander than Delight	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910182
158	'Tis One by One — the Father counts —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910184
159	'Tis Opposites — entice —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910185
160	'Tis Seasons since the Dimpled War	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910186
161	'Tis Sunrise — Little Maid — Hast Thou	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q18910187
162	'Tis customary as we part	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910188
163	'Tis easier to pity those when dead	Emily Dickinson		Q18910189
164	'Tis good — the looking back on Grief —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q18910190
165	'Tis little I — could care for Pearls —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q18910191
166	'Tis my first night beneath the Sun	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910192
167	'Tis not that Dying hurts us so —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910193
168	'Tis not the swaying frame we miss,	Emily Dickinson		Q18910194
169	'Tis so appalling — it exhilarates —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q18910195
170	'Tis so much joy! 'Tis so much joy!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q18910196
171	'Tis true — They shut me in the Cold —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910197
172	'Tis whiter than an Indian Pipe —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q18910198
173	'Twas Crisis — All the length had passed —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910199
174	'Twas Love — not me —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910200
175	'Twas a long Parting — but the time	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q18910201
176	'Twas awkward, but it fitted me —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q18910202
177	'Twas comfort in her Dying Room	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q18910203
178	'Twas fighting for his Life he was —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910204
179	'Twas here my summer paused	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910205
180	'Twas just this time, last year, I died.	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q18910206
181	'Twas later when the summer went	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q18910207
182	'Twas like a Maelstrom, with a notch,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910208
183	'Twas my one Glory —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910209
184	'Twas such a little — little boat	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q18910210
185	'Twas the old — road — through pain —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910211
186	'Twas warm — at first — like Us —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q18910212
187	'Twould ease — a Butterfly —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q18910215
188	અખંડ વરને વરી	Mirabai		Q18919161
189	અબ તેરો દાવ લગો હૈ	Mirabai		Q18919165
190	અબ તો મેરા રામનામ	Mirabai		Q18919166
191	અબ મોહે ક્યું તરસાવૌ	Mirabai		Q18919168
192	અમે પકડી આંબલિયાની ડાળ રે	Mirabai		Q18919170
193	અરજ કરે છે મીરાં રાંકડી	Mirabai		Q18919173
194	આંખલડી વાંકી અલબેલા !	Mirabai		Q18919175
195	આજ મારે ઘેર આવના મહારાજ	Mirabai		Q18919176
196	આવો તો રામરસ પીજીએ	Mirabai		Q18919178
197	ઉપાડી ગાંસડી વેઠની રે	Mirabai		Q18919180
198	ઊંચા ઊંચા આભમાં	Mirabai		Q18919181
199	એ રી મૈં તો પ્રેમદિવાની	Mirabai		Q18919183
200	એસી ચતુર બ્રજનાર	Mirabai		Q18919184
201	ઓ આવે હરિ હસતા	Mirabai		Q18919186
202	ઓ રાણા ! જીવનો સંગાથી	Mirabai		Q18919188
203	ઓધા નહીં રે આવું	Mirabai		Q18919189
204	કરના ફકીરી તબ ક્યા દિલગીરી?	Mirabai		Q18919192
205	કર્મનકી ગત ન્યારી	Mirabai		Q18919194
206	કર્મનો સંગાથી કોઈ નથી	Mirabai		Q18919196
207	કહું મિલૈ પિતા મારા	Mirabai		Q18919198
208	કાનુડે ન જાણી મોરી પીર	Mirabai		Q18919199
209	કાનુડે વનમાં લૂંટી	Mirabai		Q18919201
210	કાનુડો કાળજાની કોર છે	Mirabai		Q18919203
211	કાનુડો માંગ્યો દેને જશોદા મૈયા	Mirabai		Q18919204
212	કિન સંગ ખેલું હોલી ?	Mirabai		Q18919206
213	કૃષ્ણ કરો યજમાન	Mirabai		Q18919208
214	કે દા’ડે મળશે મુંને કા’ન	Mirabai		Q18919209
215	કોઈ કછુ કહૈ મન લાગા	Mirabai		Q18919211
216	કોઈ કહિયો રે પ્રભુ આવનકી	Mirabai		Q18919213
217	કોઈ મને પ્રભુજી બતાવો રે	Mirabai		Q18919215
218	કોઈના જાણે હરિયા	Mirabai		Q18919216
219	કોણ ભરે કોણ ભરે પાણી જમુનાનાં	Mirabai		Q18919218
220	ક્યાં ગયો મોરલીવાળો	Mirabai		Q18919222
221	ગોવિંદના ગુણ ગાશું	Mirabai		Q18919224
222	ગોવિંદો પ્રાણ અમારો	Mirabai		Q18919226
223	ગોવિન્દો પ્રાણ અમારો રે	Mirabai		Q18919227
224	ઘડી એક નહીં જાય રે	Mirabai		Q18919229
225	ઘેલાં અમે ભલે થયાં રે	Mirabai		Q18919230
226	ચલો મન ગંગા-જમુના તીર	Mirabai		Q18919232
227	ચિત્તડાં ચોરાણાં તેને શું રે કરું?	Mirabai		Q18919234
228	જંગલ બીચ	Mirabai		Q18919235
229	જલદી ખબર લેના	Mirabai		Q18919237
230	જાગો બંસીવાલે	Mirabai		Q18919239
231	જાગો રે અલબેલા કા’ના	Mirabai		Q18919240
232	જૂનું તો થયું રે દેવળ	Mirabai		Q18919242
233	જો તુમ તોડો	Mirabai		Q18919244
234	જોશીડા જોશ જુઓને	Mirabai		Q18919246
235	જ્ઞાનકટારી મારી અમને	Mirabai		Q18919248
236	ઝૂમકહાર શીદ તોડ્યો ?	Mirabai		Q18919250
237	ઝેર તો પીધાં છે જાણી જાણી	Mirabai		Q18919252
238	ડારી ગયો મનમોહન	Mirabai		Q18919254
239	તને કાંઈ કાંઈ બોલ સુણાવા	Mirabai		Q18919256
240	તમે પધારો વનમાળી રે	Mirabai		Q18919257
241	તમે રે સોનુ ને અમે રાખ	Mirabai		Q18919260
242	તું સત્સંગનો રસ ચાખ	Mirabai		Q18919261
243	તુમ ઘર આજ્યો હો	Mirabai		Q18919263
244	તુમ બિન રહ્યો ન જાય	Mirabai		Q18919265
245	તેને ઘેર શીદ જઈએ ?	Mirabai		Q18919267
246	તેરા કોઈ નહીં રોકનહાર	Mirabai		Q18919269
247	તેરો કોઈ નહીં રોકણહાર	Mirabai		Q18919271
248	દવ તો લાગેલ ડુંગર મેં	Mirabai		Q18919272
249	ધિક્ હૈ જગમેં જીવન	Mirabai		Q18919274
250	ધ્યાન ધણી કેરું ધરવું	Mirabai		Q18919277
251	નંદલાલ નહિ રે આવું	Mirabai		Q18919278
252	નહિ ઐસો જનમ બારંબાર	Mirabai		Q18919280
253	નહિ રે વિસારું હરિ	Mirabai		Q18919282
254	નાખેલ પ્રેમની દોરી	Mirabai		Q18919283
255	નાગર નંદા રે	Mirabai		Q18919285
256	નાચે નાચે નંદનો નાનડિયો	Mirabai		Q18919288
257	નાથ તુમ જાનત હો સબ ઘટકી	Mirabai		Q18919290
258	પગ ઘુંઘરૂ બાંધ	Mirabai		Q18919292
259	પાયોજી મૈંને રામ-રતન	Mirabai		Q18919294
260	પિય બિન સૂનો મ્હારો દેશ	Mirabai		Q18919296
261	પિયા કારણ રે પીળી ભઈ રે	Mirabai		Q18919299
262	પ્રભુજી મન માને જબ તાર	Mirabai		Q18919302
263	પ્રાણજીવન પ્રભુ મારા	Mirabai		Q18919303
264	પ્રેમ થકી અમને પ્રભુજી મળ્યા	Mirabai		Q18919305
265	પ્રેમની વાત છે ન્યારી	Mirabai		Q18919306
266	ફાગુન કે દિન ચાર	Mirabai		Q18919308
267	બંસી	Mirabai		Q18919310
268	બંસીવારા આજ્યો મ્હારે દેસ	Mirabai		Q18919311
269	બંસીવાલા આજો મોરે દેશ	Mirabai		Q18919313
270	બરસે બદરિયા સાવન કી	Mirabai		Q18919314
271	બસો મોરે નૈનનમેં નંદલાલ	Mirabai		Q18919316
272	બાંહ ગ્રહે કી લાજ	Mirabai		Q18919318
273	બાલ મેં વૈરાગણ હૂંગી	Mirabai		Q18919320
274	બીસર ગઈ મેરો હાર	Mirabai		Q18919321
275	બોલ મા બોલ મા	Mirabai		Q18919323
276	બોલે ઝીણાં મોર	Mirabai		Q18919325
277	ભજ લે રે મન ગોવિંદ ગુણા	Mirabai		Q18919326
278	ભજન ભરોંસે અવિનાશી	Mirabai		Q18919327
279	મત જા મત જા મત જા જોગી	Mirabai		Q18919330
280	મન ભજી લે મોહન પ્યારાને	Mirabai		Q18919332
281	મન રે ! પરસિ હરિ કે ચરન	Mirabai		Q18919333
282	મનડું વિંધાણું રાણા	Mirabai		Q18919335
283	મનવા રામનામ રસ પીજૈ	Mirabai		Q18919337
284	મને કૃષ્ણ કનૈયાની મોરલી ગમે	Mirabai		Q18919339
285	મને લાગી કટારી પ્રેમની	Mirabai		Q18919340
286	મરી જાવું માયાને મેલી	Mirabai		Q18919342
287	મળ્યો જટાધારી જોગેશ્વર	Mirabai		Q18919344
288	મહી લૂંટે	Mirabai		Q18919346
289	માઈ મોરે નયન બસે રઘુબીર	Mirabai		Q18919347
290	માઈ રી મૈં તો ગોવિન્દ લીન્હો મોલ	Mirabai		Q18919349
291	માઈ	Mirabai		Q18919352
292	માછીડા હોડી હલકાર	Mirabai		Q18919354
293	મારાં ભાગ્ય ફળ્યાં રે	Mirabai		Q18919355
294	મારી વાડીના ભમરા	Mirabai		Q18919357
295	મારે જાવું હરિ મળવાને	Mirabai		Q18919359
296	મારે વર તો ગિરિધરને વરવું છે	Mirabai		Q18919360
297	મારો હંસલો નાનો	Mirabai		Q18919362
298	માર્યા રે મોહનાં બાણ	Mirabai		Q18919364
299	મીરાંને પૂર્વજન્મની પ્રીત રે.	Mirabai		Q18919365
300	મુંને લહેર રે લાગી	Mirabai		Q18919369
301	મુખડાની માયા લાગી રે	Mirabai		Q18919370
302	મુજ અબળાને મોટી મીરાત	Mirabai		Q18919372
303	મુરલીયાં બાજે જમુના તીર	Mirabai		Q18919374
304	મેં તો કાયા કારણ ભેખ લીધા	Mirabai		Q18919377
305	મેં તો છાંડી કુલ કી લાજ	Mirabai		Q18919379
306	મેં તો હરિગુણ ગાવત નાચુંગી	Mirabai		Q18919380
307	મેં તો હૃદયમાં ઓળખ્યા રામ	Mirabai		Q18919382
308	મેરે તો ગિરિધર ગોપાલ	Mirabai		Q18919384
309	મેરો બેડો લગાજ્યો પાર	Mirabai		Q18919385
310	મૈં ગિરિધર કે ઘર જાઊં	Mirabai		Q18919387
311	મૈં બિરહિણી બૈઠી જાગું	Mirabai		Q18919390
312	મૈંને ગોવિંદ લીન્હો મોલ	Mirabai		Q18919392
313	મોરલી વાગી	Mirabai		Q18919393
314	મોરી લાજ તું રખ લે ભૈયા	Mirabai		Q18919395
315	મોહન લાગત પ્યારા	Mirabai		Q18919396
316	મોહે લાગી લટક ગુરુ ચરનનકી	Mirabai		Q18919399
317	મ્હારે ઘર આઓ પ્રીતમ પ્યારા	Mirabai		Q18919401
318	મ્હારે જનમ-મરણરા સાથી થાંને	Mirabai		Q18919403
319	યદુવર લાગત હૈ મોહે પ્યારો	Mirabai		Q18919404
320	યમુનામેં કૂદ પડ્યો કનૈયો	Mirabai		Q18919407
321	રાણાજી	Mirabai		Q18919409
322	રાણાજી	Mirabai		Q18919410
323	રામ છે રામ છે	Mirabai		Q18919411
324	રામ રમકડું જડિયું રે	Mirabai		Q18919414
325	રામ રાખે તેમ રહીએ	Mirabai		Q18919416
326	રામનામ સાકર કટકા	Mirabai		Q18919417
327	રૂડીને રંગીલી રે	Mirabai		Q18919419
328	લજ્જા મોરી રાખો શ્યામ હરિ	Mirabai		Q18919421
329	લીધાં રે લટકે	Mirabai		Q18919423
330	લેને તારી લાકડી	Mirabai		Q18919424
331	વર તો ગિરિધરવરને વરીએ	Mirabai		Q18919426
332	વાટ જુએ છે મીરાં રાંકડી	Mirabai		Q18919428
333	વૃંદાવન મોરલી વાગે છે	Mirabai		Q18919431
334	શ્યામ	Mirabai		Q18919432
335	શ્યામસુંદર પર વાર	Mirabai		Q18919434
336	સમુદ્ર સરીખા મારા વીરા	Mirabai		Q18919436
337	સાંવરે રંગ રાચી	Mirabai		Q18919437
338	સાધુ તે જનનો સંગ	Mirabai		Q18919439
339	સુંદરશ્યામ	Mirabai		Q18919440
340	સુણ લેજો બિનતી મોરી	Mirabai		Q18919443
341	સુની મૈં હરિ-આવન કી અવાજ	Mirabai		Q18919445
342	સ્વામી સબ સંસાર કે	Mirabai		Q18919446
343	હરિ ! તુમ હરો જનકી ભીર	Mirabai		Q18919448
344	હરિ મને પાર ઉતાર	Mirabai		Q18919450
345	હરિ મારે હ્રદયે રહેજો	Mirabai		Q18919452
346	હરિ વસે છે હરિના જનમાં	Mirabai		Q18919454
347	હરિચરણ ચિત્ત દીજોજી	Mirabai		Q18919456
348	હરિનામ બિના નર ઐસા હય	Mirabai		Q18919459
349	હરિવર મૂક્યો કેમ જાય?	Mirabai		Q18919461
350	હાં રે કોઈ માધવ લ્યો	Mirabai		Q18919465
351	હાં રે ચાલો ડાકોર	Mirabai		Q18919466
352	હીરા માણેકને મારે શું કરવું?	Mirabai		Q18919468
353	હું તો ગિરિધરને મન ભાવી	Mirabai		Q18919470
354	હું તો પરણી પ્રીતમની સંગાથ	Mirabai		Q18919472
355	હું રોઈ રોઈ અખિયાં રાતી કરું	Mirabai		Q18919473
356	કરણથી પૂજાવાની આશા	Gangasati		Q18919535
357	અચળ વચન કોઈ દિ’ ચળે નહિ	Gangasati		Q18919537
358	અભ્યાસ જાગ્યા પછી ભમવું નહીં	Gangasati		Q18919538
359	અસલી જે સંત હોય તે	Gangasati		Q18919539
360	આ ઈતિહાસ જ્યારે પાનબાઈએ સાંભળ્યો રે	Gangasati		Q18919541
361	આદિ અનાદિ છે વચન પરિપૂર્ણ	Gangasati		Q18919542
362	ઊલટ સમાવ્યો સૂલટમાં	Gangasati		Q18919543
363	એકાગ્ર ચિત્ત કરી સાંભળો	Gangasati		Q18919545
364	એટલી શિખામણ દઈ	Gangasati		Q18919546
365	કળજુગ આવ્યો હવે કારમો	Gangasati		Q18919547
366	કળજુગમાં જતિ સતી	Gangasati		Q18919549
367	કાળધર્મ ને સ્વભાવને જીતવો	Gangasati		Q18919550
368	કુપાત્રની પાસે વસ્તુ ના વાવીએ	Gangasati		Q18919551
369	ગંગા સતી જ્યારે સ્વધામ ગયા	Gangasati		Q18919553
370	ગુપત રસ આ જાણી લેજો	Gangasati		Q18919554
371	ચક્ષુ બદલાણી ને	Gangasati		Q18919556
372	છૂટાં છૂટા તીર અમને મારો મા	Gangasati		Q18919559
373	જીવ ને શિવની થઈ એકતા	Gangasati		Q18919561
374	જુગતી તમે જાણી લેજો	Gangasati		Q18919563
375	જેના મન નવ ડગે	Gangasati		Q18919566
376	જ્યાં લગી લાગ્યાનો ભય	Gangasati		Q18919567
377	ઝીલવો જ હોય તો રસ	Gangasati		Q18919569
378	દળી દળીને ઢાંકણીમાં ઉઘરાવવું	Gangasati		Q18919571
379	ધ્યાન ધારણા કાયમ રાખવી	Gangasati		Q18919572
380	નવધા ભક્તિમાં નિર્મળ રહેવું	Gangasati		Q18919574
381	પદમાવતીના જયદેવ સ્વામી	Gangasati		Q18919576
382	પરિપૂર્ણ સતસંગ હવે તમને કરાવું	Gangasati		Q18919577
383	પાકો પ્રેમ જ્યારે અંગમાં આવે	Gangasati		Q18919579
384	પી લેવો હોય તો રસ પી લેજો	Gangasati		Q18919581
385	પૃથુરાજ ચાલ્યા સ્વધામ ત્યારે	Gangasati		Q18919583
386	પ્રેમલક્ષણા ભક્તિ જેને પ્રગટી	Gangasati		Q18919584
387	ભક્તિ રે કરવી એણે રાંક થઈને રહેવું	Gangasati		Q18919586
388	ભક્તિ હરિની પદમણી પ્રેમદા	Gangasati		Q18919588
389	ભગતિ રૂપી મણિ લેજો હાથમાં રે	Gangasati		Q18919590
390	મન મરિયું તેને ત્યાગી કહીએ રે	Gangasati		Q18919592
391	મન વૃત્તિ જેની સદાય નિર્મળ	Gangasati		Q18919594
392	મનડાને સ્થિર કરી આવો રે મેદાનમાં	Gangasati		Q18919596
393	મનડાને સ્થિર કરે જાગીને જાણે	Gangasati		Q18919599
394	માણવો હોય તો રસ	Gangasati		Q18919600
395	મેદાનમાં જેણે મોરચો માંડ્યો	Gangasati		Q18919602
396	મોહજીત રાજા મહાવિવેકી રે	Gangasati		Q18919603
397	યોગી થવું હોય તો સંકલ્પને ત્યાગો	Gangasati		Q18919604
398	રમીએ તો રંગમાં રમીએ	Gangasati		Q18919606
399	લાગ્યા ભાગ્યાની ભે રહે મનમાં	Gangasati		Q18919608
400	લાભ જ લેવો હોય તો	Gangasati		Q18919609
401	વચન વિવેકી જે નરનારી	Gangasati		Q18919612
402	વચન સુણીને બેઠાં એકાંતમાં	Gangasati		Q18919613
403	વસ્તુ વિચારીને દીજીએ	Gangasati		Q18919616
404	વિવેક રાખો તમે સમજી ચાલો	Gangasati		Q18919618
405	વીજળીને ચમકારે મોતીડાં પરોવો	Gangasati		Q18919620
406	વીણવો હોય તો રસ	Gangasati		Q18919621
407	શીલવંત સાધુને વારે વારે નમીએ	Gangasati		Q18919624
408	સત્ય વસ્તુમાં જેનું ચિત્ત	Gangasati		Q18919627
409	સદગુરુના વચનના થાવ અધિકારી	Gangasati		Q18919628
410	સરળ ચિત્ત રાખીને નિર્મળ રહેવું	Gangasati		Q18919630
411	સર્વ ઈતિહાસનો સિદ્ધાંત એક છે	Gangasati		Q18919633
412	સાનમાં રે શાન તમને ગુરુજીની કહું	Gangasati		Q18919634
413	સ્થિરતાએ રહેજો ને વચનમાં ચાલજો	Gangasati		Q18919637
414	હેઠા ઊતરીને પાય લાગ્યા	Gangasati		Q18919639
415	"O May I Join the Choir Invisible"	George Eliot	1867	Q19019231
416	Facts by our side are never sudden	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019467
417	Faded Flowers	Sarah Helen Whitman	1841	Q19019479
418	Had I known that the first was the last	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019572
419	Had I not seen the Sun	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019575
420	Had I not This, or This, I said,	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19019580
421	Had I presumed to hope —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19019585
422	Had this one Day not been.	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19019588
423	Had we known the Ton she bore	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019593
424	Fairer through Fading — as the Day	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019594
425	Had we our senses	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19019597
426	Faith — is the Pierless Bridge	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19019752
427	Faith	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19019768
428	Ma Belle	Florence Earle Coates		Q19019894
429	Falsehood of Thee could I suppose	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020046
430	Fame is a bee.	Emily Dickinson		Q19020056
431	Fame is a fickle food	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19020061
432	Fame is the one that does not stay —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020067
433	Fame is the tint that Scholars leave	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020070
434	Fame of Myself, to justify,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020075
435	Fame's Boys and Girls, who never die	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020080
436	Far from Love the Heavenly Father	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19020290
437	Farewell of the Soul to the Body	Lydia Sigourney		Q19020349
438	Safe Despair it is that raves —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19020894
439	Safe in their alabaster chambers	Emily Dickinson	1886	Q19020915
440	A Day	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19020923
441	Uncertain lease — develops lustre	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19020957
442	A Dead Harvest	Alice Meynell		Q19020972
443	A Death blow is a Life blow to Some	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19020987
444	A Deed knocks first at Thought	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19021049
445	Said Death to Passion	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021063
446	A Dew sufficed itself —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19021144
447	A Diamond on the Hand	Emily Dickinson		Q19021185
448	Fate slew Him, but He did not drop —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19021257
449	A Dimple in the Tomb	Emily Dickinson		Q19021258
450	A Door just opened on a street —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19021342
451	A doubt if it be Us	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021348
452	Pain — has an Element of Blank —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19021422
453	Pain has but one Acquaintance	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021434
454	A Drop Fell on the Apple Tree —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19021445
455	A Drunkard cannot meet a Cork	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021459
456	A faded Boy — in sallow Clothes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021497
457	A Father of Women	Alice Meynell		Q19021595
458	Under the Light, yet under,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19021627
459	A feather from the Whippoorwill	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19021632
460	Undue Significance a starving man attaches	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19021748
461	A Flower will not trouble her, it has so small a Foot,	Emily Dickinson		Q19021757
462	Unfulfilled to Observation —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19021809
463	Candor — my tepid friend —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19021818
464	A full fed Rose on meals of Tint	Emily Dickinson		Q19021873
465	A fuzzy fellow, without feet,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19021883
466	A great Hope fell	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022105
467	A happy lip — breaks sudden —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19022162
468	A House upon the Height —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022332
469	A Lady red — amid the Hill	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19022551
470	Unit, like Death, for Whom?	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19022553
471	A lane of Yellow led the eye	Emily Dickinson		Q19022634
472	Papa above!	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19022702
473	A Letter is a joy of Earth —	Emily Dickinson		Q19022801
474	Paradise is of the option.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022838
475	Paradise is that old mansion	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022845
476	Sang from the Heart, Sire,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022882
477	A Light exists in Spring	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19022894
478	A little bread — a crust — a crumb —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19022951
479	A little Dog that wags his tail	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19022971
480	A little East of Jordan,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19022977
481	A little Madness in the Spring	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19023009
482	A little overflowing word	Emily Dickinson		Q19023029
483	A little Road — not made of Man —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19023052
484	A little Snow was here and there	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023059
485	A long — long Sleep — A famous — Sleep —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19023118
486	A loss of something ever felt I —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023131
487	Sappho	Florence Earle Coates		Q19023132
488	Sappho	Christina Rossetti		Q19023138
489	A Love-Song	Florence Earle Coates	1917-12-01	Q19023193
490	A Man may make a Remark —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023260
491	Satisfaction — is the Agent	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023421
492	A Mien to move a Queen —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19023447
493	A Mine there is no Man would own	Emily Dickinson		Q19023461
494	A Moth the hue of this	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023632
495	A Murmur in the Trees — to note —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19023663
496	A narrow fellow in the grass	Emily Dickinson	1891 180s	Q19023741
497	A nearness to Tremendousness —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19023769
498	Make me a picture of the sun —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19023951
499	A Night — there lay the Days between —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19024027
500	Savior! I've no one else to tell —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19024060
501	Few, yet enough,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19024264
502	A Pit — but Heaven over it —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19024314
503	A poor — torn heart — a tattered heart —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19024458
504	Mama never forgets her birds,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19024543
505	A precious — mouldering pleasure — 'tis —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19024594
506	A Prison gets to be a friend —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19024645
507	A prompt — executive Bird is the Jay —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19024708
508	A Rat surrendered here	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19024788
509	Partake as doth the Bee,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19024909
510	Parting with Thee reluctantly,	Emily Dickinson		Q19024979
511	A Route of Evanescence	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19025096
512	A Saucer holds a Cup	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025185
513	A science — so the Savants say,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19025201
514	A Secret told —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19025236
515	A sepal, petal, and a thorn	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19025562
516	A Service of Song	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19025573
517	A Shade upon the mind there passes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025575
518	A shady friend — for Torrid days —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19025579
519	A Shattered Lute	Alice Meynell		Q19025585
520	A Sickness of this World it most occasions	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19025630
521	A single Clover Plank	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025651
522	A single Screw of Flesh	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19025654
523	A slash of Blue —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19025691
524	A Sloop of Amber slips away	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19025704
525	A soft Sea washed around the House	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025721
526	Finding is the first Act	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025739
527	A solemn thing — it was — I said —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19025750
528	A Solemn thing within the Soul	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025756
529	A something in a summer's Day	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19025773
530	Finite — to fail, but infinite to Venture —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19025840
531	A South Wind — has a pathos	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025957
532	A Sparrow took a Slice of Twig	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19025978
533	Science	Anne Lynch Botta	1848	Q19025981
534	Science	Sarah Helen Whitman		Q19025996
535	A Spider sewed at Night	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19026007
536	A stagnant pleasure like a Pool	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19026035
537	A still — Volcano — Life —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19026074
538	Man—Woman	Lydia Sigourney		Q19026164
539	Many a phrase has the English language —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19026192
540	Many cross the Rhine	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19026198
541	A Thought went up my mind today —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19026424
542	A throe upon the features —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19026447
543	March is the Month of Expectation.	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19026509
544	A Tongue — to tell Him I am true!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19026515
545	A Tooth upon Our Peace	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19026521
546	A train went through a burial gate,	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19026569
547	A transport one cannot contain	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19026576
548	Patience — has a quiet Outer —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19026776
549	A Visitor in Marl —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19026932
550	A Weight with Needles on the pounds —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19027107
551	A Wife — at daybreak I shall be —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19027127
552	A Wind that rose	Emily Dickinson		Q19027153
553	A winged spark doth soar about —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19027160
554	A Word dropped careless on a Page	Emily Dickinson		Q19027284
555	A word is dead	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19027307
556	A Word made Flesh is seldom	Emily Dickinson		Q19027314
557	A World made penniless by that departure	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19027355
558	A wounded Deer — leaps highest —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19027362
559	Above Oblivion's Tide there is a Pier	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19028137
560	Peace	Ann Eliza Bleecker		Q19028208
561	Abraham to kill him —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19028218
562	Peace is a fiction of our Faith —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19028282
563	Absence disembodies — so does Death	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19028308
564	Absent Place — an April Day —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19028322
565	Have any like Myself	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19028647
566	Have you got a Brook in your little heart	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19028671
567	Active Piety	Lydia Sigourney		Q19028874
568	Flowers — Well — if anybody	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030040
569	September's Baccalaureate	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030341
570	Follow wise Orion	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19030448
571	He ate and drank the precious Words —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19030537
572	He forgot — and I — remembered —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030558
573	He fought like those Who've nought to lose —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19030565
574	He found my Being — set it up —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030571
575	He gave away his Life —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19030587
576	He is alive, this morning —	Emily Dickinson		Q19030626
577	He lived the Life of Ambush	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030636
578	He outstripped Time with but a Bout,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030645
579	He parts Himself — like Leaves —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19030655
580	He put the Belt around my life	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19030677
581	He scanned it — staggered —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030690
582	He strained my faith —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030699
583	He told a homely tale	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030713
584	For Death — or rather	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19030721
585	He touched me, so I live to know	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19030724
586	He was my host — he was my guest,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030732
587	He was weak, and I was strong — then —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030737
588	He went by sleep that drowsy route	Emily Dickinson		Q19030747
589	For every Bird a Nest —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19030748
590	He who in Himself believes —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030755
591	For largest Woman's Hearth I knew —	Emily Dickinson		Q19030777
592	Setting Sail	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19030794
593	Adrift! A little boat adrift!	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19030833
594	Advance is Life's condition	Emily Dickinson		Q19030845
595	Advent Meditation	Alice Meynell		Q19030860
596	For this — accepted Breath —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19030877
597	Charity	Anne Lynch Botta		Q19030892
598	Charity Never Faileth	Lydia Sigourney		Q19030914
599	Severer Service of myself	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19030939
600	Sexton! My Master's sleeping here.	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19031189
601	Heart, not so heavy as mine	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19031214
602	Forbidden Fruit a flavor has	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19031235
603	Heaven is so far of the Mind	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19031450
604	Perception of an object costs	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19031458
605	Afraid! Of whom am I afraid?	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19031557
606	After a hundred years	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19031609
607	After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19031645
608	After great pain, a formal feeling comes —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19031670
609	Forever — is composed of Nows —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19031716
610	Forever at His side to walk —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19031724
611	After the Sun comes out	Emily Dickinson		Q19031736
612	Shall I take thee, the Poet said	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19031761
613	Forget! The lady with the Amulet	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19031784
614	Shame is the shawl of Pink	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19031786
615	Again — his voice is at the door —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19031826
616	Perhaps I asked too large —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19031857
617	Perhaps they do not go so far	Emily Dickinson		Q19031865
618	Perhaps you think me stooping	Emily Dickinson		Q19031877
619	Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19031881
620	Peril as a Possession	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19031914
621	Helena	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19032105
622	May-Flower	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19032178
623	Ah, Moon — and Star!	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19032258
624	Ah, Necromancy Sweet!	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19032265
625	Ah, Teneriffe!	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19032279
626	Fortitude incarnate	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19032568
627	Air has no Residence, no Neighbor,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19032628
628	She bore it till the simple veins	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19032666
629	She could not live upon the Past	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19032681
630	She dealt her pretty words like Blades —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19032689
631	She died — this was the way she died.	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19032698
632	She died at play,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19032706
633	She dwelleth in the Ground —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19032715
634	She hideth Her the last —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19032729
635	She lay as if at play	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19032747
636	She rose as high as His Occasion	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19032755
637	She rose to His Requirement — dropt	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19032764
638	She slept beneath a tree —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19032779
639	She sped as Petals of a Rose	Emily Dickinson		Q19032788
640	She staked her Feathers — Gained an Arc —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19032795
641	She sweeps with many-colored Brooms —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19032802
642	She went as quiet as the Dew	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19032823
643	Four Trees — upon a solitary Acre —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19033254
644	She's happy, with a new Content —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19034308
645	Her — "last Poems" —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19034726
646	Her breast is fit for pearls,	Emily Dickinson		Q19034751
647	Alice Ayres	Emilia Aylmer Blake	1886	Q19034765
648	Her face was in a bed of hair,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19034769
649	Her final Summer was it —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19034777
650	Her Grace is all she has —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19034785
651	Her little Parasol to lift	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19034817
652	Her Losses make our Gains ashamed —	Emily Dickinson		Q19034824
653	Her smile was shaped like other smiles —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19034850
654	Her sovereign People	Emily Dickinson		Q19034858
655	Her spirit rose to such a height	Emily Dickinson		Q19034866
656	Her Sweet turn to leave the Homestead	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19034875
657	Her sweet Weight on my Heart a Night	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19034885
658	All but Death, can be Adjusted —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19034923
659	All Circumstances are the Frame	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19034932
660	All forgot for recollecting	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19034948
661	All I may, if small,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19035000
662	All men for Honor hardest work	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19035028
663	All overgrown by cunning moss,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19035054
664	All that I do	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19035154
665	All the letters I can write	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19035169
666	All these my banners be.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19035182
667	All things swept sole away	Emily Dickinson		Q19035211
668	Should you but fail at — Sea —	Emily Dickinson		Q19035276
669	Here, where the Daisies fit my Head	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19035534
670	Herein a Blossom lies —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19035548
671	Me — come! My dazzled face	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19036069
672	Me from Myself — to banish —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19036075
673	Me prove it now — Whoever doubt	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19036081
674	Me, change! Me, alter!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19036089
675	Pigmy seraphs — gone astray —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19036310
676	Alone and in a Circumstance	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19036543
677	Alone, I cannot be —	Emily Dickinson		Q19036551
678	Along the Potomac	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19036570
679	Silence is all we dread.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19036587
680	Although I put away his life —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19036768
681	Frequently the woods are pink -	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19036788
682	Always Mine!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19036987
683	Meeting by Accident,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19037148
684	Ambition cannot find him.	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19037174
685	Frigid and sweet Her parting Face —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19037281
686	From all the Jails the Boys and Girls	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19037465
687	From Blank to Blank —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19037484
688	From Cocoon forth a Butterfly	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19037519
689	From his slim Palace in the Dust	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19037568
690	From the Chrysalis	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19037719
691	From Us She wandered now a Year,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19037791
692	High from the earth I heard a bird,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19037797
693	Circumference thou Bride of Awe	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19037968
694	Memory	Lydia Sigourney		Q19038445
695	Funny — to be a Century —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19038660
696	Further in Summer than the Birds	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19038791
697	Size circumscribes — it has no room	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19038998
698	Ample make this Bed —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19039182
699	Civilization — spurns — the Leopard!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039588
700	His Bill an Auger is	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19039640
701	His Bill is clasped — his Eye forsook —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039648
702	His Cheek is his Biographer —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19039656
703	His Feet are shod with Gauze —	Emily Dickinson		Q19039674
704	His little Hearse like Figure	Emily Dickinson		Q19039709
705	His Mansion in the Pool	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039719
706	His Mind like Fabrics of the East	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039727
707	His mind of man, a secret makes	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19039738
708	His oriental heresies	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039755
709	His voice decrepit was with Joy —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19039772
710	An altered look about the hills —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19040073
711	Sleep is supposed to be	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19040090
712	An antiquated Grace	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19040218
713	An Antiquated Tree	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19040226
714	Poor little Heart!	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19040338
715	An awful Tempest mashed the air —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19040408
716	Smiling back from Coronation	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19040704
717	An Everywhere of Silver	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19040833
718	Garland for Queens, may be —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19040889
719	An honest Tear	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19040949
720	An Hour is a Sea	Emily Dickinson		Q19040964
721	An ignorance a Sunset	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19041023
722	Portraits are to daily faces	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19041477
723	And this of all my Hopes	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19041858
724	Until the Desert knows	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19041890
725	Unto a broken heart	Emily Dickinson		Q19041903
726	Gathered into the Earth,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19041909
727	Unto like Story — Trouble has enticed me —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19041911
728	Unto my Books — so good to turn —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19041927
729	Unto the Whole — how add?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19041934
730	Unworthy of her Breast	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19041974
731	Up Life's Hill with my little Bundle	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19042008
732	Upon a Lilac Sea	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19042124
733	Upon Concluded Lives	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19042141
734	Upon his Saddle sprung a Bird	Emily Dickinson		Q19042156
735	Upon Some Distemper of Body	Anne Bradstreet		Q19042200
736	Upon the gallows hung a wretch,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19042224
737	Midsummer	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19042314
738	Midsummer, was it, when They died —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19042321
739	Power is a familiar growth —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19042817
740	Climbing to reach the costly Hearts	Emily Dickinson		Q19042985
741	General Putnam	Lydia Sigourney		Q19043024
742	Clouds	Dora Sigerson Shorter		Q19044524
743	Angels, in the early morning	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19044658
744	Praise it — 'tis dead —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19044661
745	Home	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19044862
746	Prayer is the little implement	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19044972
747	Precious to Me — She still shall be —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045028
748	Pre-Existence	Josephine Spencer	1890-11	Q19045051
749	Another	Ann Eliza Bleecker		Q19045293
750	Another	Anne Bradstreet		Q19045301
751	Another (II)	Anne Bradstreet		Q19045317
752	Snow beneath whose chilly softness	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045376
753	Snow flakes.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045383
754	Presentiment — is that long Shadow — on the Lawn —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19045411
755	Snowed Under	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19045490
756	So bashful when I spied her!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19045599
757	Answer July —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19045602
758	So from the mould	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19045616
759	So gay a Flower	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19045626
760	So give me back to Death —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045632
761	So glad we are — a Stranger'd deem	Emily Dickinson		Q19045643
762	So has a Daisy vanished	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045652
763	So I pull my Stockings off	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045660
764	Cocoon above! Cocoon below!	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19045662
765	So large my Will	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045668
766	So much of Heaven has gone from Earth	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19045693
767	So much Summer	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045704
768	So proud she was to die	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19045712
769	So set its Sun in Thee	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19045720
770	So the Eyes accost — and sunder	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19045729
771	Anticipation	Emily Brontë		Q19045742
772	So well that I can live without —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19045745
773	Apocalypse	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19045868
774	Society for me my misery	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045878
775	Apology for Her	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045944
776	Soft as the massacre of Suns	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19045949
777	Softened by Time's consummate plush,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19045975
778	Soil of Flint, if steady tilled —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19045988
779	Apparently with no surprise	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19045999
780	Mine — by the Right of the White Election!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19046137
781	Mine Enemy is growing old —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19046153
782	Some — Work for Immortality —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19046283
783	Some Arrows slay but whom they strike —	Emily Dickinson		Q19046308
784	Appreciation	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19046329
785	Some Days retired from the rest	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19046344
786	Some one prepared this mighty show	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19046445
787	Hope	Emily Brontë		Q19046447
788	Some Rainbow — coming from the Fair!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19046474
789	Hope is a strange invention —	Emily Dickinson		Q19046516
790	Some say goodnight — at night —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19046521
791	Hope is a subtle Glutton —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19046523
792	Some such Butterfly be seen	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19046537
793	Some we see no more, Tenements of Wonder	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19046569
794	Some Wretched creature, savior take	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19046576
795	Some, too fragile for winter winds	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19046596
796	Somehow myself survived the Night	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19046628
797	Sometimes with the Heart	Emily Dickinson		Q19046922
798	Somewhat, to hope for,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19046930
799	Somewhere upon the general Earth	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19046937
800	Are Friends Delight or Pain?	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19046988
801	"Friendship from its Moorings Strays"	Florence Earle Coates		Q19047271
802	Song of Life	Florence Earle Coates		Q19047350
803	Victory	Florence Earle Coates		Q19047899
804	Victory comes late —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19047931
805	Color — Caste — Denomination —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19048376
806	Soto! Explore thyself!	Emily Dickinson		Q19048662
807	Soul, take thy risk.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19048686
808	Soul, Wilt thou toss again?	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19048694
809	Give little Anguish —	Emily Dickinson		Q19048715
810	Arrows enamored of his Heart —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19048737
811	Given in Marriage unto Thee	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19048754
812	Art thou the thing I wanted?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19048846
813	How brittle are the Piers	Emily Dickinson		Q19048997
814	How dare the robins sing,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19049047
815	How destitute is he	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19049062
816	Vita Nuova	Florence Earle Coates		Q19049065
817	How Do I Love Thee	Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Q19049070
818	How Far From Home	Lydia Sigourney		Q19049095
819	How far is it to Heaven?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049106
820	How firm Eternity must look	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049113
821	How fits his Umber Coat	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049121
822	How fleet — how indiscreet an one —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049128
823	How fortunate the Grave —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049137
824	South Winds jostle them —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19049150
825	How good his Lava Bed,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049152
826	How happy I was if I could forget	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049162
827	How happy is the little Stone	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19049169
828	How Human Nature dotes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049187
829	Glee — The great storm is over —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19049220
830	How know it from a Summer's Day?	Emily Dickinson		Q19049248
831	Artists wrestled here!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049255
832	How lonesome the Wind must feel Nights —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049289
833	Come show thy Durham Breast	Emily Dickinson		Q19049340
834	How many Flowers fail in Wood —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19049345
835	Come slowly—Eden!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19049347
836	Volcanoes be in Sicily	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19049357
837	How many times these low feet staggered —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19049360
838	How much of Source escapes with thee —	Emily Dickinson		Q19049384
839	How much the present moment means	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049392
840	How News must feel when travelling	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049400
841	How noteless Men, and Pleiads, stand,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19049408
842	How ruthless are the gentle —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049440
843	As Children bid the Guest "Good Night"	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19049446
844	How sick — to wait — in any place — but thine —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049457
845	As far from pity, as complaint —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19049464
846	How slow the Wind —	Emily Dickinson		Q19049470
847	How soft a Caterpillar steps —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049476
848	How soft this Prison is	Emily Dickinson		Q19049484
849	As from the earth the light Balloon	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049488
850	As Frost is best conceived	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049497
851	How still the Bells in Steeples stand	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19049508
852	As if I asked a common Alms,	Emily Dickinson		Q19049513
853	As if some little Arctic flower	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19049521
854	As if the Sea should part	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19049528
855	As imperceptibly as Grief	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19049535
856	As old as Woe —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049559
857	How the Leaves Came Down	Sarah Chauncey Woolsey	1904	Q19049573
858	How the old Mountains drip with Sunset	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19049588
859	As plan for Noon and plan for Night	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049589
860	As Sleigh Bells seem in summer	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049594
861	As subtle as tomorrow	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049602
862	As Summer into Autumn slips	Emily Dickinson		Q19049609
863	As the Starved Maelstrom laps the Navies	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049626
864	How the Waters closed above Him	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049633
865	As Watchers hang upon the East,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049642
866	As we pass Houses musing slow	Emily Dickinson		Q19049648
867	As willing lid o'er weary eye	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19049654
868	Glory is that bright tragic thing	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19049695
869	How well I knew Her not	Emily Dickinson		Q19049804
870	Glowing is her Bonnet,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19049894
871	Molly Webster	Julia Taft Bayne	1893	Q19050028
872	Go not too near a House of Rose —	Emily Dickinson		Q19050033
873	Ashes denote that Fire was —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19050039
874	Go slow, my soul, to feed thyself	Emily Dickinson		Q19050042
875	Go thy great way!	Emily Dickinson		Q19050050
876	Go To Thy Rest	Lydia Sigourney		Q19050059
877	God gave a Loaf to every Bird —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19050200
878	God is a distant — stately Lover —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19050217
879	God is indeed a jealous God —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19050235
880	God made a little Gentian —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19050249
881	God made no act without a cause,	Emily Dickinson		Q19050257
882	Wait till the Majesty of Death	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19050405
883	Going to Heaven!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19050932
884	Going to Him! Happy letter!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19050940
885	At Bay	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19051171
886	At Half past Three, a single Bird	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19051268
887	Speech is one symptom of Affection	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19051324
888	At last, to be identified!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19051327
889	At least — to pray — is left — is left —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19051334
890	At leisure is the Soul	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19051344
891	Good Friday	Christina Rossetti		Q19051734
892	Good Morning — Midnight —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19051766
893	Good Night! Which put the Candle out?	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19051789
894	Good night, because we must,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19051796
895	Good to hide, and hear 'em hunt!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19051845
896	Conferring with myself	Emily Dickinson		Q19051947
897	Confirming All who analyze	Emily Dickinson		Q19052088
898	Conjecturing a Climate	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19052440
899	Split the Lark — and you'll find the Music —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19052555
900	Attainment	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1917	Q19052719
901	Spring comes on the World —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19052904
902	Spring is the Period	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19052968
903	Spring Night	Sara Teasdale		Q19052990
904	Conscious am I in my Chamber,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19053079
905	Aurora is the effort	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19053206
906	Spurn the temerity —	Emily Dickinson		Q19053325
907	More Life — went out — when He went	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19053352
908	More than the Grave is closed to me —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19053399
909	Autumn — overlooked my Knitting —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19053692
910	Autumn	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19053746
911	Ave Maria	Dora Sigerson Shorter		Q19053865
912	Awake ye muses nine, sing me a strain divine,	Emily Dickinson		Q19054077
913	Away from Home are some and I —	Emily Dickinson		Q19054097
914	Warm in her Hand these accents lie	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19054468
915	Morning — is the place for Dew —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19054649
916	Morning	Florence Earle Coates		Q19054673
917	Morning	Sara Teasdale		Q19054688
918	Morning is due to all —	Emily Dickinson		Q19054719
919	Morning that comes but once,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19054760
920	Warning	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1914	Q19054765
921	Morns like these — we parted —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19054776
922	Consulting summer's clock,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19054936
923	Contained in this short Life	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19054981
924	Baffled for just a day or two —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19055432
925	Water, is taught by thirst.	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19055908
926	Gratitude — is not the mention	Emily Dickinson		Q19056130
927	I Am	Voltairine de Cleyre	1892	Q19061633
928	I am afraid to own a Body —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19061643
929	I am alive — I guess —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061647
930	I am ashamed — I hide —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19061655
931	I asked no other thing —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19061753
932	I breathed enough to take the Trick —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19061792
933	I bring an unaccustomed wine	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19061798
934	I can wade Grief —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19061824
935	I cannot buy it — 'tis not sold —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061841
936	I cannot dance upon my Toes —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19061849
937	I cannot live with You —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19061857
938	I cannot meet the Spring unmoved —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061867
939	I cannot see my soul but know 'tis there	Emily Dickinson		Q19061872
940	Most she touched me by her muteness —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19061888
941	I cannot want it more —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061889
942	I can't tell you — but you feel it —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19061897
943	I cautious, scanned my little life —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19061906
944	I could bring You Jewels — had I a mind to —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061916
945	I could die — to know —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19061924
946	Mother	Florence Earle Coates		Q19061925
947	I could not prove the Years had feet —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19061941
948	I could suffice for Him, I knew —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19061955
949	I cried at Pity — not at Pain —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19061971
950	I cross till I am weary	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19061980
951	I died for Beauty — but was scarce	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062034
952	I dreaded that first Robin, so,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062062
953	I envy Seas, whereon He rides —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062074
954	I fear a Man of frugal Speech —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062086
955	I felt a Cleaving in my Mind —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062099
956	I felt a Funeral, in my Brain,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062107
957	I felt my life with both my hands	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062114
958	I fit for them —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19062128
959	Great Caesar! Condescend	Emily Dickinson		Q19062131
960	I found the words to every thought	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062145
961	I gave myself to Him —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062169
962	I groped for him before I knew	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062194
963	I had a daily Bliss	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062202
964	I had a guinea golden —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062214
965	I had been hungry, all the Years —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062220
966	I had no Cause to be awake —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062230
967	I had no time to Hate —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062233
968	I had not minded — Walls —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062242
969	I had the Glory — that will do —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062260
970	I have a Bird in spring	Emily Dickinson		Q19062268
971	I have a King, who does not speak —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062273
972	I have never seen "Volcanoes" —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062297
973	I have no Life but this —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062307
974	I haven't told my garden yet —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062325
975	I heard, as if I had no Ear	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062370
976	I held a Jewel in my fingers —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062387
977	I hide myself within my flower	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062396
978	I keep my pledge.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062403
979	I knew that I had gained	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062414
980	I know a place where Summer strives	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062422
981	I know lives, I could miss	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062428
982	I know of people in the Grave	Emily Dickinson		Q19062449
983	I know some lonely Houses off the Road	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062460
984	I know Suspense — it steps so terse	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062466
985	I know that He exists.	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062471
986	Great Streets of silence led away	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062472
987	I know where Wells grow — Droughtless Wells —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062486
988	I learned — at least — what Home could be —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062498
989	I like a look of Agony,	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062507
990	I live with Him — I see His face —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062515
991	Stars	Emily Brontë		Q19062525
992	I lost a World — the other day!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062545
993	I made slow Riches but my Gain	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062581
994	I make His Crescent fill or lack —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062590
995	I many times thought Peace had come	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062606
996	I meant to find Her when I came —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062619
997	I meant to have but modest needs —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062624
998	I measure every Grief I meet	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062629
999	I met a King this afternoon!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062637
1000	I never felt at Home — Below —-	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062669
1001	I never hear that one is dead	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062676
1002	I never lost as much but twice	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062689
1003	I never saw a Moor —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062694
1004	I never told the buried gold	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19062703
1005	I noticed People disappeared	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062709
1006	I often passed the village	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062715
1007	I pay — in Satin Cash —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062726
1008	I play at Riches — to appease	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062734
1009	I prayed, at first, a little Girl,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062739
1010	I read my sentence — steadily —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062756
1011	I reason, Earth is short —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062762
1012	I reckon — when I count it all —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062769
1013	I robbed the Woods —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062776
1014	We — Bee and I — live by the quaffing —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062798
1015	We can but follow to the Sun —	Emily Dickinson		Q19062822
1016	We Cover Thee — Sweet Face —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062830
1017	I saw no Way — The Heavens were stitched —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062835
1018	We do not know the time we lose —	Emily Dickinson		Q19062847
1019	I saw that the Flake was on it	Emily Dickinson		Q19062851
1020	We do not play on Graves —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062853
1021	I saw the wind within her	Emily Dickinson		Q19062858
1022	I see thee better — in the Dark —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19062869
1023	We dream — it is good we are dreaming —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062872
1024	I see thee clearer for the Grave	Emily Dickinson		Q19062875
1025	I send Two Sunsets —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19062880
1026	I send you a decrepit flower	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062889
1027	I shall keep singing!	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062897
1028	We introduce ourselves	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062908
1029	We knew not that we were to live —	Emily Dickinson		Q19062917
1030	I shall not murmur if at last	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062918
1031	We learn it in Retreating	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062925
1032	We learned the Whole of Love —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062930
1033	I should not dare to be so sad	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062931
1034	I should not dare to leave my friend,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062936
1035	We like a Hairbreadth 'scape	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062939
1036	I showed her Heights she never saw —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19062943
1037	We like March.	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062947
1038	We lose — because we win —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062956
1039	I sing to use the Waiting	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062959
1040	I sometimes drop it, for a Quick —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19062966
1041	We miss a Kinsman more	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19062971
1042	I started Early — Took my Dog —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19062975
1043	We miss Her, not because We see —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19062979
1044	I stepped from Plank to Plank	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19062983
1045	I stole them from a Bee —	Emily Dickinson		Q19062991
1046	Much Madness is divinest Sense —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19062999
1047	We never know how high we are	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063009
1048	We never know we go when we are going —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063014
1049	We outgrow love, like other things	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063022
1050	We play at Paste —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063030
1051	I sued the News — yet feared — the News	Emily Dickinson		Q19063033
1052	We pray — to Heaven —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063038
1053	I suppose the time will come	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063041
1054	We see — Comparatively —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063046
1055	I tend my flowers for thee —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063047
1056	I think I was enchanted	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19063051
1057	We send the Wave to find the Wave —	Emily Dickinson		Q19063052
1058	I think just how my shape will rise —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063056
1059	We shall find the Cube of the Rainbow.	Emily Dickinson		Q19063058
1060	I think that the Root of the Wind is Water —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19063066
1061	I think the Hemlock likes to stand	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19063071
1062	We should not mind so small a flower —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19063075
1063	I think to Live — may be a Bliss	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19063083
1064	We shun it ere it comes,	Emily Dickinson		Q19063087
1065	I thought that nature was enough	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063089
1066	I thought the Train would never come —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063093
1067	We talked as Girls do —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063099
1068	I tie my Hat — I crease my Shawl —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063101
1069	We talked with each other about each other	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063110
1070	We thirst at first — 'tis Nature's Act —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063118
1071	I took my Power in my Hand —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063123
1072	We wear our sober Dresses when we die,	Emily Dickinson		Q19063126
1073	I took one Draught of Life —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063131
1074	I tried to think a lonelier Thing	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063140
1075	I was a Phoebe — nothing more —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063178
1076	I was the slightest in the House —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063201
1077	I watched the Moon around the House	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063206
1078	I watched her face to see which way	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19063213
1079	I went to Heaven —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063222
1080	I went to thank Her —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19063228
1081	I worked for chaff and earning Wheat	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063266
1082	I would distil a cup,	Emily Dickinson		Q19063272
1083	I would not paint — a picture —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063295
1084	I Years had been from Home	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063302
1085	I'd rather recollect a setting	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063514
1086	If any sink, assure that this, now standing —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19063738
1087	If anybody's friend be dead	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063744
1088	If Blame be my side — forfeit Me —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063752
1089	If ever the lid gets off my head	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063781
1090	If He dissolve — then — there is nothing — more —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19063791
1091	If I can stop one Heart from breaking	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19063812
1092	If I could bribe them by a Rose	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19063818
1093	If I may have it, when it's dead,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063849
1094	If I should cease to bring a Rose	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063863
1095	If I should die,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19063872
1096	If I shouldn't be alive	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19063879
1097	If I'm lost — now	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063896
1098	If my Bark sink	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19063929
1099	If Nature smiles — the Mother must	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19063937
1100	If pain for peace prepares	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19063946
1101	If recollecting were forgetting,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063952
1102	If the foolish, call them "flowers" —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19063992
1103	Banish Air from Air —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064005
1104	If this is "fading"	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064023
1105	If those I loved were lost	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064028
1106	If What we could — were what we would —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19064059
1107	If wrecked upon the Shoal of Thought	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064073
1108	If you were coming in the Fall	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19064105
1109	If your Nerve, deny you —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19064114
1110	I'll clutch — and clutch —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064157
1111	I'll send the feather from my Hat!	Emily Dickinson		Q19064167
1112	We'll pass without the parting	Emily Dickinson		Q19064460
1113	Cosmopolities without a plea	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064506
1114	Step lightly on this narrow spot —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19064548
1115	I'm ceded — I've stopped being Theirs —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19064742
1116	I'm saying every day	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19064772
1117	Image of Light, Adieu —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19064795
1118	Immortal	Florence Earle Coates		Q19064960
1119	Immortal is an ample word	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19064977
1120	Went up a year this evening!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19065080
1121	Could — I do more — for Thee —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19065109
1122	Could Hope inspect her Basis	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065115
1123	Could I — then — shut the door —	Emily Dickinson		Q19065123
1124	Could I but ride indefinite	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19065127
1125	Could that sweet Darkness where they dwell	Emily Dickinson		Q19065147
1126	Musicians wrestle everywhere —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19065150
1127	Impossibility, like Wine	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065159
1128	Were it but Me that gained the Height —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065220
1129	Must be a Woe —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19065223
1130	Were natural mortal lady	Emily Dickinson		Q19065237
1131	Count not that far that can be had,	Emily Dickinson		Q19065238
1132	Mute thy Coronation —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065259
1133	Wert Thou but ill — that I might show thee	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065300
1134	My best Acquaintances are those	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065466
1135	In Ebon Box, when years have flown	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19065500
1136	In falling Timbers buried —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065512
1137	My country need not change her gown,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19065558
1138	My Faith is larger than the Hills —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19065618
1139	In lands I never saw — they say	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19065640
1140	My first well Day — since many ill —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19065645
1141	In many and reportless places	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065657
1142	My friend attacks my friend!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065661
1143	My friend must be a Bird —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19065676
1144	My Garden — like the Beach —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19065688
1145	My God — He sees thee —	Emily Dickinson		Q19065692
1146	In Memory of an American Soldier	Florence Earle Coates		Q19065718
1147	My Heart ran so to thee	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065788
1148	My Heart upon a little Plate	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065792
1149	In rags mysterious as these	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19065851
1150	My life closed twice before its close —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19065880
1151	My Life had stood — a Loaded Gun —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19065887
1152	My Maker — let me be	Emily Dickinson		Q19065974
1153	My nosegays are for Captives —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19066027
1154	My period had come for Prayer —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19066073
1155	My Portion is Defeat — today —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19066085
1156	My Reward for Being, was This.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19066121
1157	My River runs to thee —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19066134
1158	My Season's furthest Flower —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19066139
1159	My Triumph lasted till the Drums	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19066255
1160	My Wars are laid away in Books —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19066278
1161	My wheel is in the dark!	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19066285
1162	My Worthiness is all my Doubt —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19066298
1163	Growth of Man — like Growth of Nature —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19066347
1164	Still own thee — still thou art	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19066360
1165	Myself can read the Telegrams	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19066611
1166	Myself was formed — a Carpenter —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19066619
1167	Guest am I to have	Emily Dickinson		Q19066868
1168	In snow thou comest —	Emily Dickinson		Q19067125
1169	What care the Dead, for Chanticleer —	Emily Dickinson		Q19067205
1170	What did They do since I saw Them?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067229
1171	What I can do — I will —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19067276
1172	What I see not, I better see —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067290
1173	What if I say I shall not wait!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19067306
1174	What Inn is this	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19067322
1175	What shall I do — it whimpers so —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067499
1176	What Soft — Cherubic Creatures —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19067548
1177	What tenements of clover	Emily Dickinson		Q19067552
1178	In this short Life	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067578
1179	In thy long Paradise of Light	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067592
1180	In Winter in my Room	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19067654
1181	What Twigs We held by —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19067660
1182	What we see we know somewhat	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067682
1183	Whatever it is — she has tried it —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19067775
1184	Inconceivably solemn!	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19067814
1185	Indian Summer	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19068104
1186	When a Lover is a Beggar	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068170
1187	When Bells stop ringing — Church — begins	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068206
1188	When Diamonds are a Legend,	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19068254
1189	When Etna basks and purrs	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19068271
1190	When I count the seeds	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068344
1191	When I have seen the Sun emerge	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068353
1192	When I hoped I feared —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19068368
1193	When I hoped, I recollect	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19068374
1194	When Katie walks, this simple pair accompany her side,	Emily Dickinson		Q19068431
1195	When Memory is full	Emily Dickinson		Q19068455
1196	When Night is almost done —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19068470
1197	When One has given up One's life	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068477
1198	When Roses cease to bloom, Sir,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19068494
1199	When the Astronomer stops seeking	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068523
1200	When they come back — if Blossoms do —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19068611
1201	When we have ceased to care	Emily Dickinson		Q19068622
1202	When we stand on the tops of Things —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068630
1203	Strong Draughts of Their Refreshing Minds	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19068656
1204	Where bells no more affright the morn —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068698
1205	Where I have lost, I softer tread —	Emily Dickinson		Q19068723
1206	Where Roses would not dare to go,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068760
1207	Where Ships of Purple — gently toss —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19068765
1208	Struck, was I, not yet by Lightning —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068766
1209	Where Thou art — that — is Home —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19068797
1210	Whether my bark went down at sea —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19068846
1211	Whether they have forgotten	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068853
1212	Crisis is sweet and yet the Heart	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19068863
1213	Which is best? Heaven —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068878
1214	Which is the best — the Moon or the Crescent?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068883
1215	Which misses most,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068886
1216	While Asters —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19068972
1217	While it is alive	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19068977
1218	While we were fearing it, it came —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19068993
1219	Such are the inlets of the mind —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19069484
1220	Such is the Force of Happiness —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19069491
1221	Nature — sometimes sears a Sapling —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19069852
1222	Nature — the Gentlest Mother is,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19069856
1223	Nature affects to be sedate	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19069906
1224	Nature and God — I neither knew	Emily Dickinson		Q19069919
1225	Nature assigns the Sun —	Emily Dickinson		Q19069935
1226	Nature can do no more	Emily Dickinson		Q19069941
1227	Nature rarer uses Yellow	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19069953
1228	Crown Our Heroes	Mary Elizabeth Harper		Q19070057
1229	Summer — we all have seen —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070216
1230	Summer begins to have the look	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19070251
1231	Crumbling is not an instant's Act	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070257
1232	Summer for thee, grant I may be	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19070270
1233	Summer is shorter than any one —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070289
1234	Summer laid her simple Hat	Emily Dickinson		Q19070295
1235	Be Mine the Doom —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070424
1236	Sunset at Night — is natural —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19070688
1237	Sunset that screens, reveals —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070712
1238	Who abdicated Ambush	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070736
1239	Superfluous were the Sun	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19070737
1240	Who Court obtain within Himself	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19070753
1241	Who Giants know, with lesser Men	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19070778
1242	Who goes to dine must take his Feast	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070790
1243	Who has not found the Heaven — below —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19070803
1244	Superiority to Fate	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19070810
1245	Who is it seeks my Pillow Nights —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19070826
1246	Who is the East?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070846
1247	Who never lost, are unprepared	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19070884
1248	Who never wanted — maddest Joy	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19070889
1249	Who occupies this House?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070897
1250	Who saw no Sunrise cannot say	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070906
1251	Who Shall Deliver Me?	Christina Rossetti		Q19070913
1252	Who were "the Father and the Son"	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19070930
1253	Whoever disenchants	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070943
1254	Whole Gulfs — of Red, and Fleets — of Red —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19070958
1255	Whose are the little beds, I asked	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19070996
1256	Whose Pink career may have a close	Emily Dickinson		Q19071017
1257	Why — do they shut Me out of Heaven?	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19071031
1258	Surgeons must be very careful	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19071050
1259	Why Ask To Know The Date—The Clime?	Emily Brontë	1846-09-14	Q19071060
1260	Surprise is like a thrilling — pungent —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071073
1261	Surrender	Gertrude Hall	1893-09	Q19071090
1262	Surrender	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19071094
1263	Survival	Florence Earle Coates		Q19071128
1264	Suspense — is Hostiler than Death —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19071156
1265	Why make it doubt — it hurts it so —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19071201
1266	Why should we hurry — why indeed?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071221
1267	Inviolable	Florence Earle Coates		Q19071235
1268	Why?	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19071304
1269	Never for Society	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19071352
1270	Beauty — be not caused — It Is —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19071459
1271	Beauty	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19071498
1272	Beauty crowds me till I die	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19071520
1273	Because He loves Her	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071607
1274	Because my Brook is fluent	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071610
1275	Because the Bee may blameless hum	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071629
1276	Because 'twas Riches I could own,	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19071640
1277	Sweet — safe — Houses —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071739
1278	Sweet — You forgot — but I remembered	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071746
1279	Sweet is the swamp with its secrets,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19071792
1280	Sweet Mountains — Ye tell Me no lie —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071806
1281	New feet within my garden go —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19071812
1282	Sweet Pirate of the heart,	Emily Dickinson		Q19071813
1283	Sweet Skepticism of the Heart —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071820
1284	Sweet, to have had them lost	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19071863
1285	Beclouded	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19071901
1286	Is Bliss then, such Abyss,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19071947
1287	Is Heaven a Physician?	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19071960
1288	Is Immortality a bane	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19071968
1289	Is it dead — Find it —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19071974
1290	Is it too late to touch you, Dear?	Emily Dickinson		Q19071987
1291	Is it true, dear Sue?	Emily Dickinson		Q19071995
1292	Bee! I'm expecting you!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072134
1293	Bees are Black, with Gilt Surcingles —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072299
1294	It always felt to me — a wrong	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072366
1295	Before He comes we weigh the Time!	Emily Dickinson		Q19072369
1296	It bloomed and dropt, a Single Noon —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072374
1297	Before I got my eye put out	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072378
1298	It came at last but prompter Death	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072381
1299	It came his turn to beg —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072388
1300	It can't be "Summer"!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072400
1301	Before the ice is in the pools —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072405
1302	It ceased to hurt me, though so slow	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072406
1303	It did not surprise me —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072410
1304	It don't sound so terrible — quite — as it did —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072417
1305	It dropped so low — in my Regard —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072424
1306	It feels a shame to be Alive —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072430
1307	Before you thought of Spring	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072432
1308	It is a lonesome Glee —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072439
1309	It is an honorable Thought	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072450
1310	It is easy to work when the soul is at play —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072457
1311	Behind Me — dips Eternity —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072492
1312	It knew no lapse, nor Diminuation —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072495
1313	It knew no Medicine —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19072502
1314	It might be lonelier	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072515
1315	Will there really be a "Morning"?	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072523
1316	It rises — passes — on our South	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072526
1317	It sifts from Leaden Sieves —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072533
1318	It sounded as if the Streets were running	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072541
1319	It stole along so stealthy	Emily Dickinson		Q19072545
1320	Behold this little Bane —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072550
1321	It struck me — every Day —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072552
1322	It tossed — and tossed —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072558
1323	It troubled me as once I was —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072565
1324	It was a Grave, yet bore no Stone	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19072572
1325	It was a quiet seeming Day —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072585
1326	It was a quiet way —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072590
1327	It was given to me by the Gods —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072596
1328	It was not Death, for I stood up,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19072602
1329	It was not Saint — it was too large —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072608
1330	It was too late for Man —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19072621
1331	It will be Summer — eventually.	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072633
1332	It would have starved a Gnat —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072638
1333	It would never be Common — more — I said —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19072644
1334	It would not know if it were spurned,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072649
1335	It's all I have to bring today —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072768
1336	It's coming — the postponeless Creature —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072775
1337	It's easy to invent a Life —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072782
1338	Its Hour with itself	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072790
1339	It's like the Light —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072795
1340	Its little Ether Hood	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072803
1341	It's such a little thing to weep —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072817
1342	It's thoughts — and just One Heart —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19072824
1343	I've dropped my Brain — My Soul is numb —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19072879
1344	Belgium	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19072880
1345	I've got an arrow here.	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19072887
1346	I've heard an Organ talk, sometimes	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19072892
1347	I've known a Heaven, like a Tent —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072899
1348	I've nothing else — to bring, You know —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19072910
1349	I've seen a Dying Eye	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19072918
1350	Take all away —	Emily Dickinson		Q19072995
1351	Take all away from me, but leave me Ecstasy,	Emily Dickinson		Q19073010
1352	Take your Heaven further on —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19073031
1353	Taken from men — this morning —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19073044
1354	Taking up the fair Ideal,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19073057
1355	Talk not to me of Summer Trees	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19073440
1356	Talk with prudence to a Beggar	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19073446
1357	Belshazzar had a Letter —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19073616
1358	Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat?	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19073984
1359	Bequest	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19074847
1360	Bereaved of all, I went abroad —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19074886
1361	Bereavement in their death to feel	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19074890
1362	Teach Him — When He makes the names —	Emily Dickinson		Q19074988
1363	Tell all the Truth but tell it slant —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19075318
1364	Tell as a Marksman — were forgotten	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19075331
1365	Night	Anne Brontë		Q19075653
1366	Night	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19075696
1367	Besides the Autumn poets sing	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19075784
1368	Besides this May	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19075792
1369	Best Things dwell out of Sight	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19075847
1370	Best Witchcraft is Geometry	Emily Dickinson		Q19075876
1371	Nirvana	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1917	Q19075971
1372	Betrothed to Righteousness might be	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076114
1373	Better — than Music! For I — who heard it —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076125
1374	No Autumn's intercepting Chill	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19076144
1375	No Bobolink — reverse His Singing	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076148
1376	No Brigadier throughout the Year	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19076157
1377	No Crowd that has occurred	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19076181
1378	No ladder needs the bird but skies	Emily Dickinson		Q19076229
1379	No Life can pompless pass away —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19076234
1380	Between My Country — and the Others —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19076235
1381	No Man can compass a Despair —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19076246
1382	No man saw awe, nor to his house	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076254
1383	Between the form of Life and Life	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076258
1384	No matter where the Saints abide,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19076267
1385	No More	Florence Earle Coates		Q19076273
1386	No Notice gave She, but a Change —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19076280
1387	No Other can reduce	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19076289
1388	No Prisoner be —	Emily Dickinson		Q19076302
1389	No Rack can torture me —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19076308
1390	No Romance sold unto	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19076320
1391	Jesus! thy Crucifix	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076606
1392	Nobody knows this little Rose —	Emily Dickinson	1945 1858	Q19076612
1393	Winter is good — his Hoar Delights	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076689
1394	Winter under cultivation	Emily Dickinson		Q19076732
1395	None can experience sting	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076813
1396	None who saw it ever told it	Emily Dickinson	1850	Q19076817
1397	Noon — is the Hinge of Day —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076833
1398	Winter-Song	Florence Earle Coates	1912	Q19076881
1399	Nor Mountain hinder Me	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19076897
1400	Than Heaven more remote,	Emily Dickinson		Q19076989
1401	That after Horror — that 'twas us —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19077068
1402	That Distance was between Us	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077076
1403	That first Day, when you praised Me, Sweet,	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19077083
1404	That I did always love	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19077104
1405	That is solemn we have ended	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19077112
1406	That it will never come again	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077116
1407	That Love is all there is,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19077139
1408	That sacred Closet when you sweep —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077169
1409	That short — potential stir	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19077184
1410	That Such have died enable Us	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19077191
1411	That this should feel the need of Death	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077198
1412	Bind me — I still can sing —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077463
1413	The Admirations — and Contempts — of time —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19077507
1414	Witchcraft has not a Pedigree	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19077541
1415	Witchcraft was hung, in History,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077557
1416	With Pinions of Disdain	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077702
1417	With sweetness unabated	Emily Dickinson		Q19077723
1418	Dear March — Come in —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19077746
1419	With thee, in the Desert —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077775
1420	Death is a Dialogue between	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19077883
1421	Death is like the insect	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19077891
1422	Death is potential to that Man	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077895
1423	Death is the supple Suitor	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077898
1424	Death leaves Us homesick, who behind,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077900
1425	Within my Garden, rides a Bird	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19077915
1426	Within my reach!	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19077919
1427	Within that little Hive	Emily Dickinson		Q19077923
1428	Within thy Grave!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077933
1429	Without a smile — Without a Throe	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19077957
1430	Without this — there is nought —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19077965
1431	Death warrants are supposed to be	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078022
1432	Death's Waylaying not the sharpest	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078049
1433	The Angle of a Landscape —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078135
1434	Birthday of but a single pang	Emily Dickinson		Q19078184
1435	Wolfe demanded during dying	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078193
1436	Declaiming Waters none may dread —	Emily Dickinson		Q19078208
1437	Woman	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19078455
1438	Wonder — is not precisely Knowing	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078615
1439	The Auctioneer of Parting	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078677
1440	Defrauded I a Butterfly —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19078768
1441	Not all die early, dying young —	Emily Dickinson		Q19078781
1442	The Awakening	Dora Sigerson Shorter		Q19078789
1443	Not any higher stands the Grave	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19078794
1444	Not any more to be lacked —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19078801
1445	Not any sunny tone	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19078808
1446	Not at Home to Callers	Emily Dickinson		Q19078815
1447	Not in this World to see his face —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19078828
1448	Not One by Heaven defrauded stay —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19078842
1449	Not probable — The barest Chance —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19078847
1450	Not seeing, still we know —	Emily Dickinson		Q19078858
1451	Not Sickness stains the Brave,	Emily Dickinson		Q19078869
1452	Not so the infinite Relations — Below	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078875
1453	Not that he goes — we love him more	Emily Dickinson		Q19078883
1454	Not that We did, shall be the test	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19078888
1455	Not to discover weakness is	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19078903
1456	Not with a Club, the Heart is broken	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19078920
1457	Delayed till she had ceased to know —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19079185
1458	Delight — becomes pictorial —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19079233
1459	Delight is as the flight —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19079247
1460	The Bat is dun, with wrinkled Wings —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19079336
1461	The Battle fought between the Soul	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19079359
1462	November	Elizabeth Drew Stoddard		Q19079411
1463	November	Sara Teasdale		Q19079417
1464	Now I knew I lost her —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19079458
1465	Now I lay thee down to Sleep —	Emily Dickinson		Q19079464
1466	The Bee	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19079537
1467	The Bee is not afraid of me	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19079551
1468	The Beggar at the Door for Fame	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19079577
1469	The Beggar Lad — dies early —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19079584
1470	Denial — is the only fact	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19079651
1471	The Best Thing in the World	Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Q19079771
1472	The Bible is an antique Volume —	Emily Dickinson		Q19079807
1473	The Bird her punctual music brings	Emily Dickinson		Q19079878
1474	The Bird must sing to earn the Crumb	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19079882
1475	Blazing in Gold and quenching in Purple	Emily Dickinson	1891 1862	Q19079911
1476	The Black Berry — wears a Thorn in his side —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19079977
1477	Departed — to the Judgment —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19080165
1478	Bliss is the plaything of the child —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19080178
1479	The Blunder is in estimate.	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19080186
1480	The Bobolink is gone —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19080251
1481	The Body grows without —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19080257
1482	The Bone that has no Marrow,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19080272
1483	Deprived of other Banquet,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19080347
1484	The Book of Martyrs	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19080348
1485	Bloom — is Result — to meet a Flower	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19080399
1486	Bloom upon the Mountain — stated —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19080405
1487	Blossoms will run away,	Emily Dickinson		Q19080512
1488	Would you like summer? Taste of ours.	Emily Dickinson		Q19080528
1489	Wouldst Thou Learn?	Florence Earle Coates		Q19080535
1490	The Brain, within its Groove	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19080645
1491	The Bride	Lydia Sigourney		Q19080708
1492	Despair's advantage is achieved	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19080786
1493	The Bustle in a House	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19081058
1494	Obtaining but our own Extent	Emily Dickinson		Q19081071
1495	The Butterfly	Lydia Sigourney		Q19081088
1496	The Butterfly in honored Dust	Emily Dickinson		Q19081110
1497	The butterfly obtains	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19081115
1498	The Butterfly upon the Sky,	Emily Dickinson		Q19081121
1499	The Butterfly's Assumption Gown	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19081128
1500	The Butterfly's Numidian Gown	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19081133
1501	Joy to have merited the Pain —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19081326
1502	Dew — is the Freshet in the Grass —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19081350
1503	Judgment is justest	Emily Dickinson		Q19081482
1504	The Chair of the Indian King	Lydia Sigourney		Q19081647
1505	Just lost, when I was saved!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19081726
1506	Just Once! Oh least Request!	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19081731
1507	Just so — Jesus — raps —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19081748
1508	The Cheerful Giver	Lydia Sigourney		Q19081831
1509	The Chemical conviction	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19081838
1510	The Child's faith is new —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19081968
1511	Did life's penurious length	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082224
1512	Did Our Best Moment last —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19082230
1513	Did the Harebell loose her girdle	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19082237
1514	Did We abolish Frost	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082244
1515	Did you ever stand in a Cavern's Mouth —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19082256
1516	Of all the Souls that stand create —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19082265
1517	Of Being is a Bird	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19082279
1518	Of Bronze — and Blaze —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19082286
1519	Of Brussels — it was not —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082293
1520	Of Consciousness, her awful Mate	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082304
1521	Of Course — I prayed —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19082323
1522	Of Death I try to think like this —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082338
1523	Of Life to own —	Emily Dickinson		Q19082383
1524	Of Nature I shall have enough	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082396
1525	Of nearness to her sundered Things	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19082401
1526	Of Paradise' existence	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082420
1527	Of Paul and Silas it is said	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082426
1528	Of Silken Speech and Specious Shoe	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082449
1529	Of so divine a Loss	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19082457
1530	Bones in the desert	Anne Lynch Botta		Q19082458
1531	The Clock strikes one that just struck two —	Emily Dickinson		Q19082473
1532	The Clouds their Backs together laid	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19082504
1533	The Clover's simple Fame	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082517
1534	Of the Heart that goes in, and closes the Door	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082532
1535	Of their peculiar light	Emily Dickinson		Q19082561
1536	Of this is Day composed	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19082564
1537	Of Tolling Bell I ask the cause?	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19082578
1538	Of whom so dear	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082602
1539	Of Yellow was the outer Sky	Emily Dickinson		Q19082623
1540	The Color of a Queen, is this —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19082641
1541	The Color of the Grave is Green —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19082647
1542	The competitions of the sky	Emily Dickinson		Q19082827
1543	Yesterday is History	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083036
1544	Oh Future! thou secreted peace	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083212
1545	Oh give it Motion — deck it sweet	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083219
1546	Oh Shadow on the Grass,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19083236
1547	Oh Sumptuous moment	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083241
1548	Oh what a Grace is this,	Emily Dickinson		Q19083254
1549	The Coral Insect	Lydia Sigourney		Q19083255
1550	Oh, honey of an hour,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083296
1551	The Court is far away —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083421
1552	You constituted Time —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083448
1553	You know that Portrait in the Moon —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19083458
1554	You love me — you are sure —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083471
1555	You said that I "was Great" — one Day —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083492
1556	The Crickets sang	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19083502
1557	You see I cannot see — your lifetime —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19083514
1558	You taught me Waiting with Myself —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19083521
1559	You'll find — it when you try to die —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19083555
1560	Distrustful of the Gentian —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083559
1561	You'll know Her — by Her Foot —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083560
1562	You'll know it — as you know 'tis Noon —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19083568
1563	Do People moulder equally,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19083898
1564	The Daisy follows soft the Sun —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19083943
1565	The Dandelion's pallid tube	Emily Dickinson		Q19083994
1566	Bound — a trouble —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19084058
1567	The Day came slow — till Five o'clock —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19084096
1568	The Day grew small, surrounded tight	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19084102
1569	The Day she goes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19084117
1570	The Day that I was crowned	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19084124
1571	The Day undressed — Herself —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19084137
1572	Your Riches — taught me — Poverty	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19084145
1573	Your thoughts don't have words every day	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19084156
1574	The Days that we can spare	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19084158
1575	You're right — "the way is narrow" —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19084174
1576	You've seen Balloons set — Haven't You?	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19084271
1577	The Defection of the Disciples	Lydia Sigourney		Q19084468
1578	The Definition of Beauty is	Emily Dickinson		Q19084497
1579	The Devil — had he fidelity	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19084720
1580	The difference between Despair	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19084847
1581	The distance that the dead have gone	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19084979
1582	Dominion lasts until obtained —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19085005
1583	The Doomed — regard the Sunrise	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19085162
1584	The Drop, that wrestles in the Sea —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19085321
1585	The Dust behind I strove to join	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19085409
1586	The duties of the Wind are few,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19085436
1587	On a Columnar Self —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19085461
1588	Doom is the House without the Door —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19085466
1589	The Dying need but little, Dear,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19085471
1590	The earth has many keys,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19085572
1591	The ecstasy to guess	Emily Dickinson		Q19085637
1592	Kill your Balm — and its Odors bless you —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086112
1593	Promise This — When You be Dying —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19086152
1594	On my volcano grows the Grass	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19086160
1595	The event was directly behind Him	Emily Dickinson		Q19086272
1596	On seeing Mrs. Kean as Constance in King John	Anne Lynch Botta		Q19086338
1597	Protest	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19086384
1598	On such a night, or such a night,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19086415
1599	The face I carry with me — last —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086433
1600	The Face in evanescence lain	Emily Dickinson		Q19086440
1601	On that dear Frame the Years had worn	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086447
1602	On that specific Pillow	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086452
1603	The Face we choose to miss —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19086460
1604	The Fact that Earth is Heaven —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086467
1605	Proud of my broken heart, since thou didst break it,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19086474
1606	The fairest Home I ever knew	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086533
1607	Down Time's quaint stream	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19086605
1608	The farthest Thunder that I heard	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19086741
1609	The fascinating chill that music leaves	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086747
1610	The feet of people walking home	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19086859
1611	The Fingers of the Light	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19086987
1612	Drab Habitation of Whom?	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19087039
1613	The first Day that I was a Life	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087043
1614	The first Day's Night had come —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19087048
1615	Bread in the Wilderness	Lydia Sigourney		Q19087115
1616	The first We knew of Him was Death —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087120
1617	Drama's Vitallest Expression is the Common Day	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19087186
1618	The Flake the Wind exasperate	Emily Dickinson		Q19087267
1619	On the World you colored	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087322
1620	The Flower must not blame the Bee —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19087327
1621	On this long storm the Rainbow rose —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19087331
1622	On this wondrous sea	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19087336
1623	Dreams — are well — but Waking's better,	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19087385
1624	Dreams are the subtle Dower	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087413
1625	Once more, my now bewildered Dove	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087435
1626	One and One — are One —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19087470
1627	One Anguish — in a Crowd —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087474
1628	One Blessing had I than the rest	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19087485
1629	One crown that no one seeks	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087508
1630	One Crucifixion is recorded — only —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087515
1631	One Day is there of the Series	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19087525
1632	One dignity delays for all —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19087532
1633	One Joy of so much anguish	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087562
1634	One Life of so much Consequence!	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19087569
1635	One of the ones that Midas touched	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19087584
1636	One Sister have I in our house,	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19087610
1637	One thing of it we borrow	Emily Dickinson		Q19087627
1638	One Year ago — jots what?	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087655
1639	Drowning is not so pitiful	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19087696
1640	The Frost of Death was on the Pane —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087789
1641	The Frost was never seen —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19087805
1642	Only a Shrine, but Mine —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19087830
1643	Only God — detect the Sorrow —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19087842
1644	The Future — never spoke —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19087879
1645	Opinion is a flitting thing,	Emily Dickinson		Q19088069
1646	The Gentian has a parched Corolla —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19088120
1647	The Gentian weaves her fringes —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19088126
1648	Bring me the sunset in a cup,	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19088331
1649	The gleam of an heroic Act	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19088338
1650	Knock with tremor —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19088339
1651	The going from a world we know	Emily Dickinson		Q19088464
1652	The good Will of a Flower	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19088549
1653	Knows how to forget!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19088569
1654	The Grace — Myself — might not obtain —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19088604
1655	The Grass	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19088683
1656	The grave my little cottage is,	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19088720
1657	The Guest is gold and crimson —	Emily Dickinson		Q19089011
1658	The hallowing of Pain	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089106
1659	The harm of Years is on him —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089219
1660	The healed Heart shows its shallow scar	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19089328
1661	The Heart asks Pleasure — first —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19089341
1662	The Heart has many Doors —	Emily Dickinson		Q19089351
1663	The Heart has narrow Banks	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089357
1664	The Heart is the Capital of the Mind —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19089365
1665	The Heaven vests for Each	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19089398
1666	Purple — is fashionable twice —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089599
1667	The Hills erect their Purple Heads	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19089600
1668	Purple Clover	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19089604
1669	The Hills in Purple syllables	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089607
1670	The Himmaleh was known to stoop	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19089632
1671	Pursuing you in your transitions,	Emily Dickinson		Q19089642
1672	Put up my lute!	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19089731
1673	Brother of Ingots — Ah Peru —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089816
1674	The Hollows round His eager Eyes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19089849
1675	Dust is the only Secret —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19089974
1676	Lad of Athens, faithful be	Emily Dickinson		Q19090248
1677	Dying at my music!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090345
1678	Dying! Dying in the night!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090351
1679	Dying! To be afraid of thee	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090358
1680	Lain in Nature — so suffice us	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090415
1681	The immortality she gave	Emily Dickinson		Q19090501
1682	Quite empty, quite at rest,	Emily Dickinson		Q19090503
1683	Our journey had advanced —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19090509
1684	Each Life Converges to some Centre —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19090511
1685	Each Second is the last	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090525
1686	Our Land	Florence Earle Coates		Q19090526
1687	Our little Kinsmen — after Rain	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090538
1688	Our little secrets slink away —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090542
1689	Each that we lose takes part of us;	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19090543
1690	Our lives are Swiss —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19090546
1691	The incidents of love	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19090578
1692	Our own possessions — though our own —	Emily Dickinson		Q19090588
1693	Our share of night to bear—	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19090617
1694	Ourselves we do inter with sweet derision.	Emily Dickinson		Q19090649
1695	Ourselves were wed one summer — dear —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090653
1696	The Infinite a sudden Guest	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090693
1697	Out of sight? What of that?	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19090705
1698	Over and over, like a Tune —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19090841
1699	Over the fence —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19090846
1700	The inundation of the Spring	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19090878
1701	to Miss B—	Anna Laetitia Barbauld	1773	Q19090911
1702	The joy that has no stem no core,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19091280
1703	The Juggler's Hat her Country is —	Emily Dickinson		Q19091339
1704	The Lady feeds Her little Bird	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19091698
1705	The Lady's Yes	Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Q19091757
1706	The Lamp burns sure — within —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19091791
1707	Eden is that old-fashioned House	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19091844
1708	The Landing of the Pilgrims	Felicia Hemans		Q19091864
1709	The largest Fire ever known	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19091896
1710	The Lassitudes of Contemplation	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19091918
1711	Bryant	Anne Lynch Botta	1848	Q19092008
1712	The last Night that She lived	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19092018
1713	The last of Summer is Delight —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19092023
1714	The Leaves like Women interchange	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19092216
1715	The Liberated Prisoner	Lydia Sigourney		Q19092371
1716	Last Words	Anne Brontë	19th century	Q19092421
1717	The Life that tied too tight escapes	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092498
1718	The Life we have is very great.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092503
1719	The Lightning is a yellow Fork	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092573
1720	The Lightning playeth — all the while —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092577
1721	The Lilac is an ancient shrub	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092587
1722	The Loneliness One dare not sound —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19092844
1723	The lonesome for they know not What —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19092859
1724	Rather arid delight	Emily Dickinson		Q19092878
1725	The long sigh of the Frog	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19092880
1726	The longest day that God appoints	Emily Dickinson		Q19092888
1727	The look of thee, what is it like	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19092903
1728	The Love a Life can show Below	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19093031
1729	The Malay — took the Pearl —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093269
1730	The Manner of its Death	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093451
1731	The Martyr Poets — did not tell —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19093550
1732	Lay this Laurel on the One	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19093563
1733	Elegy on the death of Gen. Montgomery	Ann Eliza Bleecker		Q19093594
1734	Rearrange a "Wife's" affection!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093651
1735	Elijah's Wagon knew no thill	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19093739
1736	Elizabeth told Essex	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093828
1737	The Merchant of the Picturesque	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093831
1738	Recollect the Face of me	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093832
1739	The Mind lives on the Heart	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19093973
1740	The Missing All — prevented Me	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19094024
1741	The mob within the heart	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094067
1742	The Months have ends — the Years — a knot —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19094185
1743	Least Bee that brew —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094190
1744	Least Rivers — docile to some sea.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094194
1745	The Moon is distant from the Sea —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19094208
1746	The Moon upon her fluent Route	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19094219
1747	The Moon was but a Chin of Gold	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19094221
1748	The Morning after Woe —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19094258
1749	The most important population	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094315
1750	The most pathetic thing I do	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094319
1751	The most triumphant Bird I ever knew or met	Emily Dickinson		Q19094325
1752	The Mountain	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19094375
1753	The Mountains — grow unnoticed —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19094396
1754	The Mountains stood in Haze —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094410
1755	The Mouse's Petition	Anna Laetitia Barbauld		Q19094426
1756	The murmuring of Bees, has ceased	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19094492
1757	The Mushroom is the Elf of Plants —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19094507
1758	The name — of it — is "Autumn" —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094664
1759	Elysium is as far as to	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19094700
1760	Embarrassment of one another	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094736
1761	The nearest Dream recedes — unrealized —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19094840
1762	Rehearsal to Ourselves	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19094875
1763	Left in immortal Youth	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19094949
1764	But little Carmine hath her face —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19095007
1765	Empty my Heart, of Thee —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19095024
1766	The New Mars	Florence Earle Coates		Q19095073
1767	Ended, ere it begun —	Emily Dickinson	19th century	Q19095121
1768	Endow the Living — with the Tears —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095143
1769	The Night was wide, and furnished scant	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19095257
1770	England, Awake!	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19095258
1771	The Notice that is called the Spring	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095407
1772	The Old Astronomer	Sarah Williams	1868	Q19095554
1773	By a departing light	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095626
1774	By a flower — By a letter —	Emily Dickinson		Q19095628
1775	The Old Old Path	Vida Elizabeth Smith		Q19095643
1776	By Chivalries as tiny,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095645
1777	By homely gift and hindered Words	Emily Dickinson		Q19095665
1778	By my Window have I for Scenery	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19095670
1779	Remembrance has a Rear and Front —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19095675
1780	By such and such an offering	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095685
1781	Remorse — is Memory — awake —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19095747
1782	The One who could repeat the Summer day —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19095755
1783	The ones that disappeared are back	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19095758
1784	The only Ghost I ever saw	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19095769
1785	Removed from Accident of Loss	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19095773
1786	The Only News I know	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19095781
1787	The Opening and the Close	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19095800
1788	The Outer — from the Inner	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19095930
1789	Renunciation — is a piercing Virtue —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19095933
1790	The overtakelessness of those	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19095966
1791	The parasol is the umbrella's daughter,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096061
1792	The Past	Sarah Helen Whitman	1846	Q19096143
1793	The Past is such a curious Creature	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19096149
1794	The pattern of the sun	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096193
1795	The pedigree of Honey	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19096236
1796	Reportless Subjects, to the Quick	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096263
1797	Lest they should come — is all my fear	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096313
1798	Lest this be Heaven indeed	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096317
1799	Let down the Bars, Oh Death —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19096355
1800	Let Me Believe	Florence Earle Coates		Q19096374
1801	Let me not mar that perfect Dream	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19096382
1802	Escape is such a thankful Word	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096384
1803	Let my first Knowing be of thee	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096387
1804	Escaping backward to perceive	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096390
1805	Let Us play Yesterday —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19096430
1806	The Pile of Years is not so high	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096465
1807	Essential Oils — are wrung —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19096512
1808	Estranged from Beauty — none can be —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096671
1809	The Poets light but Lamps —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096764
1810	Rest at Night	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19096829
1811	The Popular Heart is a Cannon first —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19096849
1812	Resurrection	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19096863
1813	Retirement	Charlotte Turner Smith		Q19096892
1814	Retrospection	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19096922
1815	Europe	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1919	Q19096930
1816	The power to be true to You,	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19096952
1817	Reverse cannot befall	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19097005
1818	The pretty Rain from those sweet Eaves	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097062
1819	Revolution is the Pod	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19097120
1820	The Products of my Farm are these	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097198
1821	The Props assist the House	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19097262
1822	The Province of the Saved	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19097287
1823	The pungent atom in the Air	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097342
1824	Evening Song	Willa Cather	1907	Q19097410
1825	The rainbow never tells me	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19097481
1826	The Rat is the concisest Tenant.	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19097499
1827	The Raven	Sarah Helen Whitman		Q19097509
1828	Ribbons of the Year —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097591
1829	The Red — Blaze — is the Morning —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097611
1830	The reticent volcano keeps	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19097818
1831	The Return	Florence Earle Coates		Q19097829
1832	The Riddle we can guess	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19097945
1833	The right to perish might be thought	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19097976
1834	The Road to Paradise is plain,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19098076
1835	The Road was lit with Moon and star —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19098112
1836	The Robin for the Crumb	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19098139
1837	The Robin is a Gabriel	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19098143
1838	The Robin is the One	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19098147
1839	The Robin's my Criterion for Tune —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19098150
1840	The Rose did caper on her cheek —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19098238
1841	The Ruler's Faith	Lydia Sigourney		Q19098389
1842	The saddest noise, the sweetest noise,	Emily Dickinson		Q19098463
1843	Except the Heaven had come so near —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19098551
1844	Except the smaller size	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19098554
1845	Except to Heaven, she is nought	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19098558
1846	The Savior must have been	Emily Dickinson		Q19098612
1847	The Sea of Sunset	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19098730
1848	The Sea said "Come" to the Brook —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19098737
1849	The second coming	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1919	Q19098787
1850	Life — is what we make of it —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19098924
1851	Life	Florence Earle Coates		Q19098933
1852	The Service without Hope —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19098939
1853	Life	Edith Wharton		Q19098958
1854	Life	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19098961
1855	Life	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1917	Q19098965
1856	Risk is the Hair that holds the Tun	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099062
1857	Life, and Death, and Giants —	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19099102
1858	Life	Anna Laetitia Barbauld		Q19099106
1859	The Show is not the Show	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19099107
1860	Lift it — with the Feathers	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099130
1861	Light is sufficient to itself —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099147
1862	Lightly stepped a yellow star	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099187
1863	Like Brooms of Steel	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099198
1864	Like eyes that looked on Wastes —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099201
1865	Like Flowers, that heard the news of Dews,	Emily Dickinson		Q19099205
1866	Like her the Saints retire,	Emily Dickinson		Q19099209
1867	Like Men and Women Shadows walk	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099213
1868	Like Mighty Foot Lights — burned the Red	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19099217
1869	Like Rain it sounded till it curved	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099221
1870	Like Some Old fashioned Miracle	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099229
1871	Like Time's insidious wrinkle	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099236
1872	The Skies can't keep their secret!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19099259
1873	The Sleeping Beauty	Mathilde Blind	1893	Q19099318
1874	Robbed by Death — but that was easy —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099320
1875	The smouldering embers blush —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099341
1876	The Snow that never drifts —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099349
1877	Lincoln	Ella Wheeler Wilcox		Q19099381
1878	The Soul has Bandaged moments —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099536
1879	The Soul selects her own Society —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19099547
1880	The Soul should always stand ajar	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19099550
1881	The Soul that hath a Guest	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099554
1882	The Soul unto itself	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19099557
1883	The Soul's distinct connection	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19099565
1884	The Soul's Superior instants	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099569
1885	The Spider as an Artist	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19099663
1886	The Spider holds a Silver Ball	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099667
1887	The Spirit is the Conscious Ear.	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099685
1888	The Spirit lasts — but in what mode —	Emily Dickinson		Q19099692
1889	The spry Arms of the Wind	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19099752
1890	The Stars are old, that stood for me —	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19099816
1891	The stem of a departed Flower	Emily Dickinson		Q19099910
1892	The Stimulus, beyond the Grave	Emily Dickinson	1896	Q19099928
1893	The Suburbs of a Secret	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19100238
1894	The Summer that we did not prize,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100290
1895	The Sun — just touched the Morning —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19100306
1896	The Sun and Fog contested	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100311
1897	The Sun and Moon must make their haste —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100315
1898	The Sun in reigning to the West	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100322
1899	The Sun is gay or stark	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100325
1900	The Sun is one — and on the Tare	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100330
1901	The Sun kept setting — setting — still	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19100334
1902	The Sun kept stooping — stooping — low!	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100338
1903	The Sun retired to a cloud	Emily Dickinson		Q19100342
1904	The Sun went down — no Man looked on —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19100351
1905	The Sunrise runs for Both —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19100369
1906	The Sunset stopped on Cottages	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100377
1907	The sweetest Heresy received	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19100437
1908	The Sweets of Pillage, can be known	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19100448
1909	The sword	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	1919	Q19100467
1910	Lives he in any other world	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100503
1911	The Symptom of the Gale —	Emily Dickinson		Q19100517
1912	The Test of Love — is Death —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19100730
1913	The Things that never can come back, are several —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100787
1914	The things we thought that we should do	Emily Dickinson		Q19100792
1915	The thought beneath so slight a film —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19100813
1916	The Thrill came slowly like a Boom for	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19100875
1917	The Tint I cannot take — is best —	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19100918
1918	The Treason of an accent	Emily Dickinson	1914	Q19101093
1919	The Trees like Tassels — hit — and swung —	Emily Dickinson	1935	Q19101135
1920	The Truth — is stirless —	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19101268
1921	The vastest earthly Day	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19101639
1922	The Veins of other Flowers	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19101662
1923	Long Years apart — can make no	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19101673
1924	Longing is like the Seed	Emily Dickinson	1929	Q19101811
1925	The Voice that stands for Floods to me	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19101837
1926	Look back on Time, with kindly eyes —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q19101878
1927	The waters chased him as he fled,	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19102012
1928	The way Hope builds his House	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19102025
1929	The Way I read a Letter's — this —	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19102030
1930	The Way to know the Bobolink	Emily Dickinson	1945	Q19102049
1931	Song of Australia	Caroline Carleton	1859	Q19047339
1932	劍歌	Qiu Jin		Q18843131
1933	日人石井君索和即用原韻	Qiu Jin		Q18847102
1934	滿江紅	Qiu Jin		Q18849459
1935	翠楼怨	Qiu Jin		Q18855693
1936	對酒	Qiu Jin		Q18865468
1937	黃海舟中日人索句並見日俄戰爭地圖	Qiu Jin		Q18904586
1938	臣軌	Wu Zetian		Q11612431
1939	閨怨	Yu Xuanji		Q17366402
1940	秋怨	Yu Xuanji		Q17368011
1941	送別	Yu Xuanji		Q17368408
1942	題隱霧亭	Yu Xuanji		Q17368814
1943	結素魚貽友人	Li Ye		Q17369713
1944	從駕幸少林寺	Wu Zetian		Q18826576
1945	江陵愁望寄子安	Yu Xuanji		Q18831174
1946	如意娘	Wu Zetian		Q18833662
1947	早春夜宴	Wu Zetian		Q18847823
1948	商音	Wu Zetian		Q18848085
1949	羽音	Wu Zetian		Q18848152
1950	寓言	Yu Xuanji		Q18848252
1951	唐武氏享先廟樂章	Wu Zetian		Q18848487
1952	春情寄子安	Yu Xuanji		Q18850972
1953	九月九日上幸慈恩寺登浮圖羣臣上菊花壽酒	Shangguan Wan'er		Q18854422
1954	唐享昊天樂	Wu Zetian		Q18856229
1955	九和	Wu Zetian		Q18856500
1956	咸和	Wu Zetian		Q18856507
1957	德和	Wu Zetian		Q18856515
1958	拜洛	Wu Zetian		Q18856526
1959	敬和	Wu Zetian		Q18856536
1960	昭和	Wu Zetian		Q18856544
1961	歸和	Wu Zetian		Q18856551
1962	禋和	Wu Zetian		Q18856565
1963	致和	Wu Zetian		Q18856573
1964	通和	Wu Zetian		Q18856583
1965	顯和	Wu Zetian		Q18856590
1966	齊和	Wu Zetian		Q18856599
1967	製袍字賜狄仁傑	Wu Zetian		Q18868253
1968	寄國香	Yu Xuanji		Q18874338
1969	寄朱放	Li Ye		Q18874676
1970	光威裒姊妹三人少孤而始妍乃有是作精粹難儔雖謝家聯雪何以加之有客自京師來者示予因次其韻	Yu Xuanji		Q18884548
1971	臘日宣詔幸上苑	Wu Zetian		Q18885377
1972	東亭茶宴	Bao Junhui		Q18886074
1973	贈胡天師	Wu Zetian		Q18896126
1974	石淙	Wu Zetian		Q18896177
1975	赠邻女	Yu Xuanji		Q18897461
1976	遊九龍潭	Wu Zetian		Q18905170
1977	The Gold-threaded Robe	Du Qiuniang		Q18909755
1978	Because I could not stop for Death —	Emily Dickinson	1890	Q4878480
1979	Goody Santa Claus on a Sleigh Ride	Katharine Lee Bates	1888-12	Q19052539
1980	Wild Nights — Wild Nights!	Emily Dickinson	1891	Q19071993
1981	Cento Vergilianus de laudibus Christi	Faltonia Betitia Proba		Q1053646
1982	Vinayagar Agaval	Avvaiyar		Q16312464
1983	The Star	Jane Taylor	1806	Q18336412
1984	Dame Duck's lecture	Jane Euphemia Saxby	1852	Q19073232
1985	Este sau nu este Ion	Herta Müller	2005	Q5400729
1986	Beatrice-Aurore	Harriet Löwenhjelm	1913	Q10427537
1987	Det bästa (dikt)	Karin Boye	1922	Q10469918
1988	Det namnlösa	Karin Boye		Q10470025
1989	Du är min renaste tröst	Karin Boye		Q10477318
1990	En målares önskan	Karin Boye	1922	Q10483410
1991	The Boys	Anna Maria Lenngren	1797	Q10635803
1992	Reflexion	Anna Maria Lenngren	1794	Q10650326
1993	Tag mig. Håll mig. Smek mig sakta	Harriet Löwenhjelm	1919	Q10689868
1994	Via media	Karin Boye		Q10714884
1995	Bröderna	Annie Åkerhielm		Q16165238
1996	Never Ever Can We Be Brothers	Anastasiya Dmytruk	2014	Q16709493
1997	Tiruppavai	Andal	07th century	Q3260667
1998	Beiqiuge	Liu Xijun		Q18892021
1999	落花	Zhu Shuzhen		Q17368191
2000	Farmer in the Forest	Kang Gyeong-ae	1933-06	Q18213236

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