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The mob within the heart

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The mob within the heart by Emily Dickinson

 The mob within the heart
Police cannot suppress
The riot given at the first
Is authorized as peace

Uncertified of scene
Or signified of sound
But growing like a hurricane
In a congenial ground.

Form: Free verse

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