Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson

Genre(s): Poetry

Number of Chapters: 25

Length: 21 minutes

Language: English

Emily Dickinson has come to be regarded as one of the quintessential poets of 19th century America. A very private poet with a very quiet and reclusive life, her poetry was published posthumously and immediately found a wide audience.

Soul selects her own society, The (Becky Miller)

After great pain, a formal feeling comes (Becky Miller)

Hope is the thing with feathers (Becky Miller)

I never hear the word “escape" (Becky Miller)

There is no frigate like a book (Becky Miller)

Because I could not stop for Death (Becky Miller)

Of all the sounds despatched abroad (Becky Miller)

Success is counted sweetest (Becky Miller)

If I can stop one heart from breaking (Becky Miller)

To fight aloud is very brave (Becky Miller)

Pain has an element of blank (Becky Miller)

I can wade grief (Becky Miller)

For each ecstatic instant (Becky Miller)

I meant to have but modest needs (Becky Miller)

Thought went up my mind to-day, A (Becky Miller)

Is Heaven a physician? (Becky Miller)

Poor torn heart, a tattered heart, A (Becky Miller)

I should have been too glad (Becky Miller)

Each life converges to some centre (Becky Miller)

My life closed twice before its close (Becky Miller)

I felt a cleavage in my mind (Becky Miller)

If recollecting were forgetting (Becky Miller)

Brain is wider than the sky, The (Becky Miller)

Softened by Time’s consummate plush (Becky Miller)

I had no time to hate (Becky Miller)

The audiobook Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson falls under the genres of Poetry. It is written by Emily Dickinson.

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