Massachusetts)

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81.	Ah, Moon—and Star!	1/1/2004
82.	Ah, Teneriffe!	1/13/2003
83.	All but Death, can be Adjusted	1/13/2003
84.	All Circumstances are the Frame	1/13/2003
85.	All forgot for recollecting	1/13/2003
86.	All I may, if small	1/13/2003
87.	All overgrown by cunning moss	1/13/2003
88.	All the letters I can write	1/13/2003
89.	All these my banners be	1/13/2003
90.	Alone, I cannot be	1/13/2003
91.	Alter! When the Hills do	1/13/2003
92.	Although I put away his life	1/13/2003
93.	Always Mine!	1/13/2003
94.	Ambition cannot find him	1/13/2003
95.	Ample make this bed.	5/14/2001
96.	An altered look about the hills	1/13/2003
97.	An awful Tempest mashed the air	1/13/2003
98.	An English Breeze	5/14/2001
99.	An everywhere of silver	5/14/2001
100.	An Hour is a Sea	1/13/2003

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To see her is a Picture —
To hear her is a Tune —
To know her an Intemperance
As innocent as June —
To know her not — Affliction —
To own her for a Friend
A warmth as near as if the Sun
Were shining in your Hand.

Emily Dickinson (10 December 1830 – 15 May 1886 / Amherst / Massachusetts)

Poems of Emily Dickinson

To see her is a Picture