Poems by Emily Dickinson

• largest Fire ever known, The
• Lassitudes of Contemplation, The
• last Night that She lived, The
• last of Summer is Delight—, The
• Lay this Laurel on the One
• Least Bee that brew
• Least Rivers—docile to some sea
• Leaves like Women interchange, The
• Left in immortal Youth
• Lest any doubt that we are glad that they were born Today
• Lest they should come—is all my fear
• Lest this be Heaven indeed
• Let down the Bars, Oh Death—
• Let me not mar that perfect Dream
• Let me not thirst with this Hock at my Lip
• Let my first Knowing be of thee
• Let Us play Yesterday
• Lethe in my flower
• Letter is a joy of Earth—, A
• Life that tied too tight escapes, The
• Life we have is very great, The
• Life—is what we make of it
• Life, and Death, and Giants
• Lift it—with the Feathers
• Light exists in Spring, A

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