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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required mailed copious letters to friends acquaintances, a couple to publisher to elicit opinion which poet perfection used to examine acute as hesitation extracted Darkness games —— Emily’s intuitive aim put Robin Hood to shame exacting was her Veracity brook too clear to cross calmly near So — this divinely embodied Spirited Crystal lowered her sweetie eats to children below her window not resisting her feats Giggling Family and contextual wealth a gift from Lord Above though parental closeness not too well fulfilled —- adoring Austen and Vinnie jelled did she Su as sister-in-law she could not but completely open her door to this endearing Core so smart with Presence tangoing too impressive —— that rumours abounded intimacy illegitimate … Flowers as neutral nifty charmers Untainted with emotion her favourite Devotion —- in perennial garden Emily laboured with them advising floundering pistils In own orchards, fresh fields and woods she knew them all as Inspiration on willing call Spring or Fall Emily —- an ember clear without masks ambitions, mirages illustrious Lily light from yonder authentic her magnetic innocence sought no validation Circled by Knowingness within Singularity sovereign her poems into Infinity is sown ——- for near on two centuries we now Crack her Marbles which into booklets poetess stitched —- those on ink and under iridescent skull nourishing West Cemetery in Amherst dispersed Emily’s ‘I felt a Funeral in my Brain’ STILL making Headlines dying for Beauty surrendering to Truth Penetrating pure her vibrations across grey matter She watches me W R I T E
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