I live with Him — I see His face —
I go no more away
For Visitor — or Sundown —
Death’s single privacy

The Only One — forestalling Mine —
And that — by Right that He
Presents a Claim invisible —
No wedlock — granted Me —

I live with Him — I hear His Voice —
I stand alive — Today —
To witness to the Certainty
Of Immortality —

Taught Me — by Time — the lower Way —
Conviction — Every day —
That Life like This — is stopless —
Be Judgment — what it may —

Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem I live with Him — I see His face

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