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So I pull my Stockings off

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So I pull my Stockings off by Emily Dickinson

 So I pull my Stockings off
Wading in the Water
For the Disobedience' Sake
Boy that lived for "or'ter"

Went to Heaven perhaps at Death
And perhaps he didn't
Moses wasn't fairly used --
Ananias wasn't --

Form: Free verse

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