Dying! To be afraid of thee

Read 'Dying! To be afraid of thee' by 'Emily Dickinson' and provide your summary and literary analysis in the comments section below.

Dying! To be afraid of thee by Emily Dickinson

 Dying! To be afraid of thee
One must to thine Artillery
Have left exposed a Friend --
Than thine old Arrow is a Shot
Delivered straighter to the Heart
The leaving Love behind.

Not for itself, the Dust is shy,
But, enemy, Beloved be
Thy Batteries divorce.
Fight sternly in a Dying eye
Two Armies, Love and Certainty
And Love and the Reverse.

Form: Lyric

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