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| Call Number: | EN 6.194 |
| Full Title: | Poems and letters of Emily Dickinson |
| User Format: | Audiotape-Cassette |
| Copyright Date: | 1960 |
| Program length: | 00:44:10 |
| Summary: | Thirty-nine poems and nine letters read by Julie Harris. |
| Language: | English |
| Index: |
EN 6.194.000
- Poems and letters of Emily Dickinson Emily Dickinson |
| Contents: |
a bird came down the walk a narrow fellow in the grass a tod can die of light because i could not stop for death before i got my eye put out hope is the thing with feathers i cannot live with you i cautious scanned my little life i died for a beauty, but was scarce i heard a fly buzz when i died i like to see it lap the miles i never lost as much as but twice i never saw moor i reason, earth is short i taste liquor never brewed i years had been from home i'll tell you how the sun rose i'm nobody! who are you? if you were coming in the fall kove is anterior to life letter sally jenkins, late december 1880 letter to dr. & mrs. j.g. holland, 1862 letter to john l. graves, later april 1862 letter to l. and f. norcross, july 1879 letter to maria whitney, summer 1883 letter to otis p. lord, 3 december 1882 letter to t.w. higgins, 14 april 1862 letter to t.w. higgins, 25 april 1862 my life closed twice before tis close my river runs to thee pain has an element of blank safe in their alabaster chambers the soul selects her own society there came a wind like a bugle this is my letter to the world to fight aloud is very brave to make a pairie it takes a clover and one bee what soft, cherubic creatures |
| Authors: |
Dickinson, Emily 1830 1886 Harris, Julie |
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January 23, 2008 |