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This poem is written in tribute to 
                                 Emily Dickinson 1830-1886 

                                  Each petal dropped softly
                                        on paper of white
                                   Though day through the
                                               window
                                     It oft seemed twilight

                                       The precious rose  
                                             blossomed
                                      She heard a fly buzz
                                      In   her   microcosm
                                      Past    her  dreams of
                                     A  love  that  once  was

                                  Tears dropped on her pillow
                                 which moistened  her cheeks
                                From hopes now she hid there
                                For days  then......for weeks...
                                  Fleeting   months  stretched 
                                   To  years.  Petal  by   Petal
                                    Fell, each one  to  endear

                                     The precious rose grew 
                                       Yet hidden from eyes
                                        Petals  were hidden
                                         Amid  quiet  sighs
                                          Did ever she feel
                                           To be in a  bog?
                                            Claiming    her
                                             self being  no 
                                               public frog?
                                                  Nobody
                                                   There 
                                                  Nobody
                                                   Knew
                                                  Nobody 
                                                   Cared
                                      Are    you   Nobody   too?
                                      The Rose inside my heart,
                                      Her Sweet  petals  impart                                        
                                      She Arose From her place
                                      Of   Emily's   Glass   Vase 
                                        
                                        
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                                  THE ROSE INSIDE MY HEART 
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        Some of the lines in my poem are in reference to Emily's poems.       
                            
                      Referenced poems By Emily Dickinson are

              I heard a Fly buzz      and     I'm Nobody! Who are you? 
            
             Though Emily has become a most beloved poetess, her poems
             were found after her death. It has been surmised that she had
             withdrawn after suffering a broken heart, and rarely left her
             home. I find it amazing that she thought that she was nobody,
             as we all know, she was indeed somebody, so very special that
             generations hold her beautiful poems (I refer to her poems as 
             petals) close to our hearts. As to Emily herself, I see her as a 
             beautiful rose, in her home, the vase; a vase of clear glass, for 
             she could see so much from her enclosed life. Contemplating 
             the smallest things which are miraculous enough in themselves.
             My tribute is small, but my admiration is unequivocally vast for
             the beautiful poetess Emily Dickinson.
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