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Poemas de Emily Dickinson, Tres Series, Completo
Colección 9, Poema 43
XLI.
REMEMBRANCE.
Remembrance
has
a
rear
and
front,
—
It's
something
like
a
house;
It
has
a
garret
also
For
refuse
and
the
mouse,
Besides,
the
deepest
cellar
That
ever
mason
hewed;
Look
to
it,
by
its
fathoms
Ourselves
be
not
pursued.
To
hold
our
head
in
seeming
shame,
Only
to
later
discern
That
such
a
stance
was
never
Our
mind's
eternal
claim,
Imparts
a
clever
notion
That
in
such
tangled
haze,
You,
too,
assume
the
cobweb's
stance
Upon
a
fragile
plane!
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