Between the form of Life and Life

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Between the form of Life and Life by Emily Dickinson
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Between the form of Life and Life
The difference is as big
As Liquor at the Lip between
And Liquor in the Jug
The latter — excellent to keep —
But for ecstatic need
The corkless is superior —
I know for I have tried


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