The things that never can come back, are several
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Testo manoscritto di The things that never can come back, are several, scritto da Emily Dickinson nel 1881. Sul verso, ricetta per i biscotti al cocco di Mrs. Carmichael.
- Titolo: The things that never can come back, are several
- Autore: Dickinson, EmilyVIAF
- Data: 1881
- Destinatario: Holland, Elizabethinfo
- Dickinson ID: catalogo-1
- Identificativo digitale: Amherst Manuscript #445
- Descrizione fisica: Due fogli, un tempo uniti insieme
- Lingua: Inglese
- Genere: poesia < genere letterarioWordNet
- Soggetti: Poesia americana del NovecentoLCSH, Poetesse americaneLCSH
- Repository di origine: Amherst College Archives and Special CollectionGeoNames
- Luogo: Amherst (Massachusetts)GeoNames
Pagina 1 recto
The Things that never
can come back, are
several -
Childhood - some
forms of Hope - the Dead -
But Joys like men
may sometimes make a
Journey
And still abide -
We do not mourn
for Traveler or Sailor -
Their Routes are fair -
But think - enlarged -
of all that they will
tell us -
Returning here -
"Here"! There are
typic Heres -
Pagina 2 recto
Foretold Locations -
The Spirit does
not stand -
Himself - at what -
soever Fathom
His Native Land -
Pagina 1 verso
1 pound Sugar
1/2 _ Butter
1/2 _ Flour
6 Eggs
1 grated Cocoa Nut
Mrs Carmichael 's -
Elementi correlati
Not seeing, still we know -
- Autore: Dickinson, EmilyVIAF
- Data di creazione: 1881
- Destinatario: Gilbert, SusanVIAF