Flowers -- Well -- if anybody

Read 'Flowers -- Well -- if anybody' by 'Emily Dickinson' and provide your summary and literary analysis in the comments section below.

Flowers -- Well -- if anybody by Emily Dickinson

 Flowers -- Well -- if anybody
Can the ecstasy define --
Half a transport -- half a trouble --
With which flowers humble men:
Anybody find the fountain
From which floods so contra flow --
I will give him all the Daisies
Which upon the hillside blow.

Too much pathos in their faces
For a simple breast like mine --
Butterflies from St. Domingo
Cruising round the purple line --
Have a system of aesthetics --
Far superior to mine.

Form: Sonnet

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