Life, And Death, And Giants

Emily Dickinson

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Life, and Death, and Giants—
Such as These—are still—
Minor—Apparatus—Hopper of the Mill—
Beetle at the Candle—
Or a Fife’s Fame—
Maintain—by Accident that they proclaim—

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