A South Wind&Mdash;Has A Pathos Poem by Emily Dickinson

A South Wind&Mdash;Has A Pathos

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A South Wind—has a pathos
Of individual Voice—
As One detect on Landings
An Emigrant's address.

A Hint of Ports and Peoples—
And much not understood—
The fairer—for the farness—
And for the foreignhood.

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Indira Renganathan 12 November 2016

This desire to go abroad and settle down some times brings misfortune...it's true all time..quite a pathetic story in touching words- -10

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Angelina Holmes 05 May 2014

Indeed. Very touching poem.

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Emily Dickinson

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