I had the Glory — that will do —
An Honor, Thought can turn her to
When lesser Fames invite —
With one long “Nay” —
Bliss’ early shape
Deforming — Dwindling — Gulfing up —
Time’s possibility.
I had the Glory — that will do
Analysis, meaning and summary of Emily Dickinson's poem I had the Glory — that will do
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My poetry was rejected but it still brought me glory. (somehow)