Poems by Emily Dickinson

• Ourselves were wed one summer—dear
• Out of sight? What of that?
• Outer—from the Inner, The
• Over and over, like a Tune
• Over the fence
• overtakelessness of those, The
• Pain has but one Acquaintance
• Pain—expands the Time
• Pain—has an Element of Blank
• Pang is more conspicuous in Spring, A
• Papa above!
• Paradise is of the option
• Paradise is that old mansion
• parasol is the umbrella’s daughter, The
• Partake as doth the Bee
• Parting with Thee reluctantly
• Pass to they Rendezvous of Light
• Past is such a curious Creature, The
• Patience—has a quiet Outer
• pattern of the sun, The
• Peace is a fiction of our Faith
• pedigree of Honey, The
• Perception of an object costs
• Perhaps I asked too large
• Perhaps they do not go so far

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