I never felt at Home — Below —
And in the Handsome Skies
I shall not feel at Home — I know —
I don’t like Paradise —

Because it’s Sunday — all the time —
And Recess — never comes —
And Eden’ll be so lonesome
Bright Wednesday Afternoons —

If God could make a visit —
Or ever took a Nap —
So not to see us — but they say
Himself — a Telescope

Perennial beholds us —
Myself would run away
From Him — and Holy Ghost — and All —
But there’s the “Judgement Day”!

Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem I never felt at Home — Below

1 Comment

  1. dakota says:
    March 21, 2006 at 12:26 pm

    take to think about this
    before make a judgement
    as for me i rather loved

    it

    Reply

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