Author:Emily Dickinson/S

S

• Safe Despair it is that raves— -1243-
• Safe in their Alabaster Chambers— -216-
• Said Death to Passion -1033-
• Sang from the Heart, Sire -1059-
• Satisfaction—is the Agent -1036-
• Savior! I've no one else to tell— -217-
• "Secrets" is a daily word -1385-
• September's Baccalaureate -1271-
• Severer Service of myself -786-
• Sexton! My Master's sleeping here -96-
• Shall I take thee, the Poet said -1126-
• Shame is the shawl of Pink -1412-
• She bore it till the simple veins -144-
• She could not live upon the Past -1505-
• She dealt her pretty words like Blades— -479-
• She died—this was the way she died -150-
• She died at play -75-
• She dwelleth in the Ground— -671-
• She hideth Her the last— -557-
• She laid her docile Crescent down -1396-
• She lay as if at play -369-
• She rose as high as His Occasion -1011-
• She rose to His Requirement—dropt -732-
• She sights a Bird—she chuckles— -507-
• She slept beneath a tree— -25-
• She sped as Petals of a Rose -991-
• She staked her Feathers—Gained an Arc— -798-
• She sweeps with many-colored Brooms— -219-
• She went as quiet as the Dew -149-
• She's happy, with a new Content— -535-
• Shells from the Coast mistaking— -693-
• Should you but fail at—Sea— -226-
• Sic transit gloria mundi -3-
• Silence is all we dread -1251-
• Size circumscribes—it has no room -641-
• Sleep is supposed to be -13-
• Smiling back from Coronation -385-
• Snow beneath whose chilly softness -942-
• Snow flakes -36-
• So bashful when I spied her! -91-
• So from the mould -66-
• So gay a Flower -1456-
• So give me back to Death— -1632-
• So glad we are—a Stranger'd deem -329-
• So has a Daisy vanished -28-
• So I pull my Stockings off -1201-
• So large my Will -1024-
• So much of Heaven has gone from Earth -1228-
• So much Summer -651-
• So proud she was to die -1272-
• So set its Sun in Thee -808-
• So the Eyes accost—and sunder -752-
• So well that I can live without— -456-
• Society for me my misery -1534-
• Soft as the massacre of Suns -1127-
• Softened by Time's consummate plush -1738-
• Soil of Flint, if steady tilled— -681-
• Some—Work for Immortality— -406-
• Some Arrows slay but whom they strike— -1565-
• Some Days retired from the rest -1157-
• Some keep the Sabbath going to Church— -324-
• Some one prepared this mighty show -1644-
• Some Rainbow—coming from the Fair! -64-
• Some say goodnight—at night— -1739-
• Some such Butterfly be seen -541-
• Some things that fly there be— -89-
• Some we see no more, Tenements of Wonder -1221-
• Some Wretched creature, savior take -1111-
• Some, too fragile for winter winds -141-
• Somehow myself survived the Night -1194-
• Sometimes with the Heart -1680-
• Somewhat, to hope for -1041-
• Somewhere upon the general Earth -1231-
• Soto! Explore thyself! -832-
• Soul, take thy risk -1151-
• Soul, Wilt thou toss again? -139-
• South Winds jostle them— -86-
• "Sown in dishonor"! -62-
• "Speech"—is a prank of Parliament— -688-
• Speech is one symptom of Affection -1681-
• Split the Lark—and you'll find the Music— -861-
• Spring comes on the World— -1042-
• Spring is the Period -844-
• Spurn the temerity— -1432-
• Step lightly on this narrow spot— -1183-
• Still own thee—still thou art -1633-
• Strong Draughts of Their Refreshing Minds -711-
• Struck, was I, not yet by Lightning— -925-
• Success is counted sweetest -67-
• Such are the inlets of the mind— -1421-
• Such is the Force of Happiness— -787-
• Summer—we all have seen— -1386-
• Summer begins to have the look -1682-
• Summer for thee, grant I may be -31-
• Summer has two Beginnings— -1422-
• Summer is shorter than any one— -1506-
• Summer laid her simple Hat -1363-
• Sunset at Night—is natural— -415-
• Sunset that screens, reveals— -1609-
• Superfluous were the Sun -999-
• Superiority to Fate -1081-
• Surgeons must be very careful -108-
• Surprise is like a thrilling—pungent— -1306-
• Suspense—is Hostiler than Death— -705-
• Sweet—safe—Houses— -457-
• Sweet—You forgot—but I remembered -523-
• Sweet hours have perished here; -1767-
• Sweet is the swamp with its secrets -1740-
• Sweet Mountains—Ye tell Me no lie— -722-
• Sweet Pirate of the heart -1546-
• Sweet Skepticism of the Heart— -1413-
• Sweet, to have had them lost -901-

Poetry by Emily Dickinson (edit list):
By letter of the alphabet:	A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, Y.
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