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Short Dickinson Poems

Short Dickinson Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dickinson by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dickinson by length and keyword.


Premium Member Monoku Ekphrasis 28
Emily Dickinson-
              a epitaph published  in poetry...

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Categories: dickinson, eulogy, poetry,
Form: Ekphrasis



Time
(?)- Emily Dickinson
Time would hinder me,
And not, 
I thought,
Enough....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, angst, conflict, deep, future, hurt, introspection, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unpublished
Words
of
heartfelt
poetry-
carved her epitaph

Tribute to Emily Dickinson...

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Categories: dickinson, on writing and words, people,
Form: Fibonacci
Dickinson Said
Dickinson's dead below her bed.
Words she said below her head.

Dickinson "Said"...

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Categories: dickinson, dedication, farewell, inspirational, loss,
Form: Couplet
The Book of Martyrs
The Book of Martyrs- Emily Dickinson
We are less afraid;
Faithful till we
Shine above hymn....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, art, beautiful, bible, confidence, courage, deep, devotion,
Form: Free verse



Night-Blackout
Dawn- Emily Dickinson
Night grows
So that we can touch
The spaces,
Time, 
And faded midnight....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, adventure, beautiful, cute love, deep, love, night,
Form: Free verse
Poetess (Cinquain)
Writer
Recluse woman
Revealing her life’s tone.
Feelings from one so talented
Poet





Emily Dickinson...

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Categories: dickinson, dedication, life, on writing and words
Form: Narrative
Reading Emily Dickinson At the Doctor's Office This Morning
Waking is the hardest lesson;
I live today, yet wonder why...
Oh, but still, it begs the question:
How much of me am I?...

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Categories: dickinson, self,
Form: Light Verse
Bequest
Bequest- Emily Dickinson
You left me
A legacy of love.
A heavenly offer,
Capacious as the sea.
Eternity and time.
You and me....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, absence, beautiful, cute love, deep, emotions, longing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dickinson
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....

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Categories: dickinson, death, love, poetry, poets, remember,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Clerihew Dickinson
Ambert Emily Dickinson a spinster
her short verse upon us did confer
Without titles she did versify
just one of the convention she does defy...

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Categories: dickinson, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
The Mystery of Pain
The Mystery of Pain- Emily Dickinson
Pain cannot recollect
When it began.
It has no future.
It’s infinite realms contain
New periods of pain....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, anxiety, deep, depression, emotions, mental illness, mystery,
Form: Free verse
The Cavalry of Woe
(?) Emily Dickinson-
I know the cavalry of woe
Nations do not see.
None observe dying eyes,
No regards with love.
We trust in the angels
With feet and uniforms of snow....

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© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dickinson, absence, beautiful, corruption, deep, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Nice Shine
E-arly 
M-orn 
I-s 
L-etting 
Y-ou 

D-o 
I-t 
C-almly 
K-nowing 
I-ts 
N-ice 
S-hine 
O-ffers 
N-ewness 


Topic: Poetess (Emily Dickinson) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: dickinson, poetess,
Form: Acrostic
Emily Dickinson- Clerihew 4
Emily Dickinson,
always write for a reason,
her lines are lack in emotion,
but that fill me with passion.









24th Sept, '12






Another poet that I greatly admired as a young girl...

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Categories: dickinson, history, people,
Form: Clerihew
Emily Me
a star and always her
constantly the moon in the garden
this wide paradise to me
where I declaim Emily Dickinson
syllable by syllable
to the happiness of the destinies
an eternal love...

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Categories: dickinson, america, funny love, garden, joy, poetry, woman,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Teaching Poetry Makes Me Feel Weak
we started with thomas hardy
we went onto dickinson
then onto wordsworth
as the clock 
ticks 
by 
the material makes me dry up like a leaf (that’s a simile) 
damn these poets and their puniness...

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Categories: dickinson, poets,
Form: Free verse
Only Nice
E-xcellent
M-essage
I-n
L-itterateur's
Y-early

D-edication
I-s
C-omposed
K-eeping
I-ts
N-atal
S-tatement
O-nly
N-ice

Topic: Birthday of poetess Emily Dickinson (December 10) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: dickinson, birthday, poetess,
Form: Acrostic
Reading Too Much Emily Dickinson
Upon the rising trail of moonlight
I seek the port in you—
a crook of ivory skin, an elbow
to moor my soul inside

Just as that once lonely moon
upon a field of black
does kiss and fondle gently
the flowing ebon tide...

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Categories: dickinson, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Respectfully, Emily Dickinson
I’m somebody!  Who are you?
Are you somebody too?
Then there’s a pair of us – do tell!
We must advertise – you know!

How dreary to be nobody!
More worthless than a frog
Who without a name - croaks all day
To be a bump on a log!...

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Categories: dickinson, introspection,
Form: Lyric
Reading Too Much Dickinson
I would dance upon the cratered moon,
for just one dance with thee.
I would sip the hemlock,
if touched by your lips the goblet be.
I would peculate the honeycomb,
and risk wrath of the bee,
if you had deigned to ask the honey
from impoverished me....

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Categories: dickinson, friendship, dance, dance,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Blossoms Sprout
letters, words, verses
ink blossoms sprout from her pen
Em'ly Dickinson...
confined for years to her drawers
~ beds of enchanted flowers



               February 19, 2020
   Let the Pens Flow - Tanka Poetry Contest
           Sponsor: Jenish Somadas...

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Categories: dickinson, flower, poetry, poets,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member I, Flower
I see you
In your flower
That I wear on my chest
I fully expect to bear you too
Angels know what’s best
Unsuspecting of my gaze
You hide yourself
In your flower
That’s fading from my chest
Diligently
 I feel you
Yes
It is
Loneliness


Ref
Emily Dickinson
"With A Flower"...

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Categories: dickinson, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Emily Dickinson
A little eye not made by man,
all woman seem to have.
Available to one, are honey bees.
Clinging to my window, butterflies.

If only screens were made back then,
the past, beyond tomorrow comes.
The voices heard inside my head one says,
honey sweet the bread is made today.


E.D....

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Categories: dickinson, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Our Love
Have someone caught your eyes
In mine?
Had anyone glimpsed
Our love?
There's one secret that I kept, 
But I'm dying to divulge.
Yesterday
I saw you
With her hands in yours
She gazed you the same way
As pearls to ocean floor.
If this is just to make me jealous 
Here are my wounds....

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Categories: dickinson, betrayal, cancer, fantasy, woman, world war i,
Form: Rhyme
Book: Reflection on the Important Things