Alter! When the Hills do —
Falter! When the Sun
Question if His Glory
Be the Perfect One —
Surfeit! When the Daffodil
Doth of the Dew —
Even as Herself — Sir —
I will — of You —
Alter! When the Hills do —
Falter! When the Sun
Question if His Glory
Be the Perfect One —
Surfeit! When the Daffodil
Doth of the Dew —
Even as Herself — Sir —
I will — of You —
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This poem is about love. she will love the one she loved just like the sunset and sunrise which will never stop
Throughout this poem Emily Dickinson seems to connect her love for someone with nature.
does anyone agree or have any other ideas?