I Took One Draught Of Life-
Emily Dickinson
1725 I took one Draught of Life— I’ll tell you what I paid— Precisely an existence— The market price, they said. They weighed me, Dust by Dust— They balanced Film with Film, Then handed me my Being’s worth— A single Dram of Heaven!
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- Emily Dickinson : I Tried To Think A Lonelier Thing
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- Emily Dickinson : I Was The Slightest In The House
- Emily Dickinson : I Watched The Moon Around The House
- Emily Dickinson : I Watcher Her Face To See Which Way
- Emily Dickinson : I Went To Heaven,--
- Emily Dickinson : I Went To Thank Her
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- Emily Dickinson : I Would Distil A Cup
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- Emily Dickinson : I Took My Power In My Hand
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- Emily Dickinson : I Think The Longest Hour Of All
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- Emily Dickinson : I Think I Was Enchanted
