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Dreams are the subtle Dower

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Dreams are the subtle Dower by Emily Dickinson

 Dreams are the subtle Dower
That make us rich an Hour --
Then fling us poor
Out of the purple Door
Into the Precinct raw
Possessed before --

Form: Lyric

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