He is alive, this morning —
He is alive — and awake —
Birds are resuming for Him —
Blossoms — dress for His Sake.
Bees — to their Loaves of Honey
Add an Amber Crumb
Him — to regale — Me — Only —
Motion, and am dumb.
He is alive, this morning —
Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem He is alive, this morning —
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