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Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson

Poems

  • My father moved through
  • Maggie, Milly, Molly and May
  • I sing of Olaf
  • Chansons Innocence
  • Buffalo Bill
  • Pretty How Town
  • .9
  • Shameful Praise
  • Shark
  • Lovex2
  • Wild Nights!
  • A Bird came down the Walk
  • A Drop fell on the Apple
  • A lane of Yellow
  • A Man may
  • Because I couldn't stop
  • Besides Autumn....
  • Color Denom
  • Come Slowly
  • The Needle
  • First Party at Ken Kesey's
  • Death & Fame
  • Crossing Nation
  • Cosmopolitan Greetings
  • Cezanne's Ports
  • Hum Bom!
  • In Back of the Real
  • Kaddish
  • Lemon
  • Absence
  • Waltz
  • Triangles
  • Tower of Light
  • Fairy Land v
  • from Venus and Adonis
  • Hark! Hark! The Lark
  • It was a Lover and his Lass
  • Orpheus
  • How Like a Winter Hath my Absence Been
  • Sigh No More
  • Silvia
  • O truant Muse
  • To a Summer's Day I do thee Compare
  • Under the Greenwood Tree
  • Winter
  • Disgraceful Fortune
  • Sweet Silent Thought
  • MacBethian Witch-Chant
  • A Considerable Speck
  • A Brook in the City
  • A Line-Storm Song
  • A Dream Pang
  • A Cliff Dwelling
  • A Boundless Moment
  • In White
  • A Late Walk
  • A Minor Bird
  • A Prayer in Spring
  • A Servant to Servants
  • A Patch of Old Snow
  • A Question
  • A Soldier
  • Carnal Apple Filled with Woman and Moon
  • Author's Note

A bird came down the walk by Emily Dickinson

A bird
came
going where
i don’t know
perhaps
wanting
to eat
a worm
perhaps wanting
to be one

he drank
the dew
he conveniently
hopped
grass-through
beetle-passer
by
fly
wall

i
offer
crumbles
softer home mumbles

Oars
dividing the Ocean
divining
silver-stream
butterflies
and moon-beams
leeping

splashing
swimming

the bird
take
it
for all its worth

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