Best Famous Scruple Poems

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Written by Emily Dickinson | Me prove it now -- Whoever doubt Me prove it now -- Whoever doubt Me stop to prove it -- now -- Make haste -- the Scruple! Death be scant For Opportunity -- The River reaches to my feet -- As yet -- My Heart be dry -- Oh Lover -- Life could not convince -- Might Death -- enable Thee -- The River reaches to My Breast -- Still -- still -- My Hands above Proclaim with their remaining Might -- Dost recognize the Love? The River reaches to my Mouth -- Remember -- when the Sea Swept by my searching eyes -- the last -- Themselves were quick -- with Thee!

Written by Emily Dickinson | The Childs faith is new -- The Child's faith is new -- Whole -- like His Principle -- Wide -- like the Sunrise On fresh Eyes -- Never had a Doubt -- Laughs -- at a Scruple -- Believes all sham But Paradise -- Credits the World -- Deems His Dominion Broadest of Sovereignties -- And Caesar -- mean -- In the Comparison -- Baseless Emperor -- Ruler of Nought -- Yet swaying all -- Grown bye and bye To hold mistaken His pretty estimates Of Prickly Things He gains the skill Sorrowful -- as certain -- Men -- to anticipate Instead of Kings --

Written by Omar Khayyam | Though I drink wine, I am no libertine, Though I drink wine, I am no libertine, Nor am I grasping, save of cups of wine; I scruple to adore myself, like you; For this cause to wine-worship I incline.