Emily Dickinson

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• Reconciling Difference

  
  Blogs — Authority: 160
  Her joys, her woes, Her highs, her lows, Are second nature to me now; Like breathing out and breathing in. . . .Ive grown accustomed to the trace, Of something in the air; Accustomed to her face. -My Fair Lady Today, Frederick Loewes My Fair Lady raises more than a few politically correct eyebrows, yet the ...
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• “The Soul unto itself — / is an imperial friend — / Or the most agonizing Spy — / An Enemy — could send –”

  
  A Century of Nerve — Authority: 107
  When I signed up for my first self-designed conference course at Sarah Lawrence, my proposal was at first rejected — I’d titled the class something like “Poetry Conference Class,” and the rejection form stated that the title wasn’t descriptive enough.  Too boring.  I then began to plow the fields of my ...
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• Great Truths: Contrition vs. Obfuscation

  
  Kazakhnomad's Blog: A Westerner's View of Kazakhstan — Authority: 127
  Yesterday I received an e-mail from a Kazakh student of mine who had read my blog several days ago , she felt true contrition.  She articulated what perhaps some of her other classmates might have felt about trying to pull a fast one over on me with submitting plagiarized papers or none at all on the due date last ...
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• The melancholy days are come. . .

  
  peacock blue — Authority: 122
  Halloween day began with snow flurries but ended with sunshine and bright blue skies. So I took a windy walk, crunching leaves, soaking up the sun I hadnt seen most of the week, and found glorious reds in the trees. See more autumnal reds at Marys meme, Ruby Tuesday . The morns are meeker than they were, The ...
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• October 29, 2009

  
  DailyLearners.com — Authority: 128
  The Possibles slow fuse is lit By the Imagination. -Emily Dickinson more about Emily Dickinson
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• Emily Dickinson Homestead Lives Out My Historic House Nightmare

  
  The Wren's Nest Blog — Authority: 118
  On Sunday, October 25th, a chunk of the ceiling collapsed inside the Emily Dickinson Homestead in Amherst, Massachusetts.  This is my worst nightmare. The New York Times devoted one paragraph to the news, and I gasped no less than two times while reading it. While it’s true I’m a big baby and easily ...
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• Women Innovators Who Use Idea Notebooks

  
  Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook — Authority: 404
  I’m a big fan of keeping an idea notebook. There’s been research done that indicates it’s a real aid to creative effectiveness.  Any innovator worth his — or her — salt should be keeping some kind of idea notebook. I’ve been researching and speaking about famous notebook users and it occured to me (okay, ...
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• Plaster Problems in Emily Dickinsons Parlor

  
  ArtsBeat — Authority: 792
  Part of the ceiling at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst. Mass., collapsed on Sunday afternoon while the house was open for tours.
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• Plaster Problems in Emily Dickinsons Parlor

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 914
  Part of the ceiling at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst. Mass., collapsed on Sunday afternoon while the house was open for tours.
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• Emily Dickinson – select quotes

  
  Kevin Stilley Dot Com — Authority: 146
  They say that God is everywhere, and yet we always think of Him as somewhat of a recluse. Because I would not stop for Death– He kindly stopped for me– The carriage held but just ourselves– And Immortality. ~ Emily Dickenson __________ RELATED CONTENT Index To Great Quotes __________
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• Mental Distraction

  
  Poems at The Poetry Showcase - Share your poems at the Poetry Showcase — Authority: 165
  I bide my time with a rolled up magazine: when the sunlights lure gazes upon the pane one successful whack will crush my distraction. There comes that trail of red read more
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• “Powder exists in Charcoal — / Before it exists in Fire.”

  
  A Century of Nerve — Authority: 107
  There’s a beautiful story about Emily Dickinson — and forgive me, as I’m telling this from memory (nearly every page of My favorite Emily Dickinson poster -- Penelope Dullagan got her hair color down! my copy of Richard B. Sewell’s The Life of Emily Dickinson is dog-earred, and, testimony to my love ...
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• In the Eye of the Believer

  
  Bear in Mind — Authority: 389
  There was no movement, just pulsing heat and the high-pitched sing of insects. Wading up to his thighs, he reached down, scooped up cool water and poured some into his mouth. The rest cascaded over his head. Tiny trickles made serpentine paths through red dust covering his skin. A green-leafed branch drifted nearby. ...
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• Who will be remembered 100 years from now? Part One

  
  Blogs — Authority: 160
  Benjamin Franklin : Dont worry, John. The history books will clean it up. John Adams: It doesnt matter. I wont be in the history books anyway, only you. Franklin did this and Franklin did that and Franklin did some other damn thing. Franklin smote the ground and out sprang George Washington, fully grown and on ...
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• Does Emily Dickinson Call Herself “the only kangaroo among the beauty” in One of Her Poems?

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 142
  No. But she does in one of her letters. In Emily Dickinson’s letter (dated July, 1862) to Thomas Higginson, a chief editor of The Atlantic Monthly , she writes this delicious, somewhat erotically suggestive, and arguably even naughty, paragraph: Perhaps you smile at me. I could not stop for that. My business ...
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• Fall rainy day poem

  
  Lisa Mertins' Life Illustrated — Authority: 122
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• The World of Trans-species Psychology

  
  Bear in Mind — Authority: 389
  Lots of people talk to animals.... Not very many listen, though....Thats the problem - The Tao of Pooh My colleague talks with her parrot. Talks with , not to Henrietta. A lot of conversation revolves around the usual family things−whats for dinner, what everyone did during the day, whos seeing whom (and who ...
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• Emily Dickinson on Grief and the Cross

  
  Pure Church — Authority: 472
  I like these lines from Poem 561 (HT: Mockingbird ) The Grieved – are many – I am told – There is the various Cause – Death – is but one – and comes but once – And only nails the eyes – Theres Grief of Want – and grief of Cold – A sort they call "Despair" – Theres Banishment from native Eyes ...
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