Emily Dickinson Quotations

Emily Dickinson Quotations:

• Bereavement in their death to feel
  
  Whom We have never seen
  
  A Vital Kinsmanship import
  
  Our Soul and theirs  between
  
  Death is a Dialogue between
  
  The Spirit and the Dust.
  
  "Dissolve" says Death The Spirit "Sir
  
  I have another Trust"
  
  Death doubts it Argues from the Ground
  
  The Spirit turns away
  
  Just laying off for evidence
  
  An Overcoat of Clay.
  
  All but Death, can be Adjusted
  
  Dynasties repaired
  
  Systems settled in their Sockets
  
  Citadels dissolved
  
  Wastes of Lives resown with Colors
  
  By Succeeding Springs
  
  Death unto itself Exception
  
  Is exempt from Change