Still own thee — still thou art
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| ←So give me back to Death — (1632) | Still own thee — still thou art by 1633 |
(1634) Talk not to me of Summer Trees→ |
Still own thee — still thou art
What surgeons call alive —
Though slipping — slipping I perceive
To thy reportless Grave —
Which question shall I clutch —
What answer wrest from thee
Before thou dost exude away
In the recallless sea?
| Poetry by Emily Dickinson (edit list): | |
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