For Largest Woman's Hearth I Knew

Emily Dickinson

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For largest Woman’s Hearth I knew—
’Tis little I can do—
And yet the largest Woman’s Heart
Could hold an Arrow—too—
And so, instructed by my own,
I tenderer, turn Me to.

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