Alone, I cannot be —
For Hosts — do visit me —
Recordless Company —
Who baffle Key —

They have no Robes, nor Names —
No Almanacs — nor Climes —
But general Homes
Like Gnomes —

Their Coming, may be known
By Couriers within —
Their going — is not —
For they’ve never gone —

Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem Alone, I cannot be

1 Comment

  1. frumpo says:

    The coming and going of angels.

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