Dickinson Poems - Poems about Dickinson

...She smiles and considers the crowd, all backward somersaulting detached vagabonds, all, serious soft smalls revealed - marshmallows imbued with the glee of writing irregular poetry; works of......Read the rest...

... Today I’m thankful for the ability to give…knowing giving can be fun… as I now give the rest of this blessing to Emily Dickinson: Who wrote: If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall n......Read the rest...

...Villanelle: Remembering Not to Call by Michael R. Burch (a villanelle permitting mourning, for my mother, Christine Ena Burch) The hardest thing of all, after telling her everything, is reme......Read the rest...

...A woman of brilliance, a lone writer, Her verses were crafted with care. A poet whose words were so intelligent, Her imagination is so vivid and endless. She wrote of the beauty of nature's sce......Read the rest...

...emily form is a 2(or sometimes 3) line paradox form (I labelled it thus,as it was inspired by Emily Dickinson poem 1732).It may or may not have a title,uses a word with separate m......Read the rest...

...Sound of rumbling midnight train awakens young girl. The glow of nightlight invites her to soiree with poetic guests who, on inked pages, dwell. She accepts the invitation, propping herself on her el......Read the rest...

...Emily Dickinson was her name To her – poetry wasn’t a game She lived & loved through verse & rhyme Her words will flow through all of time.......Read the rest...

...She wrote of storms, and winds, and wild March skies, Sunsets and dawns, gardens and lawns, And birds, and bees, and butterflies. The first robin of Spring gave her reason for hope Beyond crownin......Read the rest...

...I could not pause to rest so Rest enveloped me In the guise of Injury O, the red that I did see Yet as time passed in Rest's sweet company Much to my surprised delight ......Read the rest...

...Crowned poet, posthumous Queen of the private world, you explored every subtlety of the soul and mapped the wonder of existence to its last drawn breath. What price did you pay deep in ......Read the rest...

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...it is was on my morning stroll i first noticed that common white house dress, pearl buttons busy in her garden sauntering on, a most common sight on subsequent passings my evaluations were sh......Read the rest...

...How does one compete with a Frost or a Keats, a Dickinson or Whitman for words, how can we say in our language today what we feel within has been stirred. Like those in our past who intrinsical......Read the rest...

...Sometimes, I think of Emily Dickinson, and how she pressed on, writing... word after word, her eye affliction put on the back burner, her need for reclusiveness an ace in the hole, for mast......Read the rest...

...1. You walk around all day trying to think of unusual words that rhyme and new things to say. 2. You spend too much time online or in bookstores looking for poetry and other books that make you fe......Read the rest...