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I had a daily Bliss

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I had a daily Bliss by Emily Dickinson

 I had a daily Bliss
I half indifferent viewed
Till sudden I perceived it stir --
It grew as I pursued

Till when around a Height
It wasted from my sight
Increased beyond my utmost scope
I learned to estimate.

Form: Ballad

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