As Everywhere of Silver
With Ropes of Sand
To keep it from effacing
The Track called Land.
As Everywhere of Silver
Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem As Everywhere of Silver
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An, not As.
It is describing the sea; which looks like silver and is bordered by sand to keep the sea from wiping-out the land.