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Rehearsal to Ourselves

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Rehearsal to Ourselves by Emily Dickinson

 Rehearsal to Ourselves
Of a Withdrawn Delight --
Affords a Bliss like Murder --
Omnipotent -- Acute --

We will not drop the Dirk --
Because We love the Wound
The Dirk Commemorate -- Itself
Remind Us that we died.

Form: Lyric

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