Tag: emily
For you, Emily
We'd get somewhere.
Maybe if you realized your mistakes...
Instead of blaming me for mine,
You'd see theres a way.
23.06.2006
by
GoLd
Maybe If you called,We'd get somewhere.
Maybe if you realized your mistakes...
Instead of blaming me for mine,
You'd see theres a way.
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My Friend Emily
In a couple of months, we'll be saying our goodbyes
Graduation is something we've looked forward to for a long time
but now we fear it and scared but we'll do just fine
11.07.2005
by
Malissa
My friend the one who has never left my side,In a couple of months, we'll be saying our goodbyes
Graduation is something we've looked forward to for a long time
but now we fear it and scared but we'll do just fine
Emily, why?
Inside I'm dying
I wait for what you'll be diciding
Be with me
02.07.2005
by
Cl
I'm cryingInside I'm dying
I wait for what you'll be diciding
Be with me
Together: Me and Emily
Love you is what I do
I can't live without you
If what you say is true
02.07.2005
by
Cl
I want youLove you is what I do
I can't live without you
If what you say is true
Famous Poets: Emily Dickinson
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson was born in Amherst, Massachusetts, on December 10, 1830, the second of three children of Edward and Emily (Norcross) Dickinson.
With the passing of time, Dickinson's social life began to be carried on less through personal contact than through correspondence. Her letters, like her poems, display a witty and constantly stimulated mind expressing itself in effortlessly fresh and inventive turns of phrase. As she matured, she became increasingly aware of the gap between herself and her family in intellectual and religious attitudes.
19.02.2005
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Archive
Born: December 10, 1830 // Died: May 15, 1886Emily Elizabeth Dickinson was born in Amherst, Massachusetts, on December 10, 1830, the second of three children of Edward and Emily (Norcross) Dickinson. With the passing of time, Dickinson's social life began to be carried on less through personal contact than through correspondence. Her letters, like her poems, display a witty and constantly stimulated mind expressing itself in effortlessly fresh and inventive turns of phrase. As she matured, she became increasingly aware of the gap between herself and her family in intellectual and religious attitudes.
I,m sorry for the Dead by Emily Dickinson
E-mail: glinnn(at)mld.com
I'm sorry for the Dead -- Today --
It's such congenial times
Old Neighbors have at fences --
It's time o' year for Hay.
05.11.2004
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Archive
Submitted by Glin SweryE-mail: glinnn(at)mld.com
I'm sorry for the Dead -- Today --
It's such congenial times
Old Neighbors have at fences --
It's time o' year for Hay.
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