The Mountains -- grow unnoticed --

Read 'The Mountains -- grow unnoticed --' by 'Emily Dickinson' and provide your summary and literary analysis in the comments section below.

The Mountains -- grow unnoticed -- by Emily Dickinson

 The Mountains -- grow unnoticed --
Their Purple figures rise
Without attempt -- Exhaustion --
Assistance -- or Applause --

In Their Eternal Faces
The Sun -- with just delight
Looks long -- and last -- and golden --
For fellowship -- at night --

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