Poems by Emily Dickinson

• Success is counted sweetest
• Such are the inlets of the mind—
• Such is the Force of Happiness
• Summer begins to have the look
• Summer for thee, grant I may be
• Summer has two Beginnings—
• Summer is shorter than any one—
• Summer laid her simple Hat
• Summer that we did not prize, The
• Summer—we all have seen—
• Sun and Fog contested, The
• Sun and Moon must make their haste, The
• Sun in reigning to the West, The
• Sun is gay or stark, The
• Sun is one—and on the Tare, The
• Sun kept setting—setting—still, The
• Sun kept stooping—stooping, The
• Sun retired to a cloud, The
• Sun went down—no Man looked on—, The
• Sun—just touched the Morning, The
• Sunrise runs for Both, The
• Sunset at Night—is natural
• Sunset stopped on Cottages, The
• Sunset that screens, reveals—
• Superfluous were the Sun

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