If I'M Lost&Mdash;Now Poem by Emily Dickinson

If I'M Lost&Mdash;Now

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If I'm lost—now
That I was found—
Shall still my transport be—
That once—on me—those Jasper Gates
Blazed open—suddenly—

That in my awkward—gazing—face—
The Angels—softly peered—
And touched me with their fleeces,
Almost as if they cared—
I'm banished—now—you know it—
How foreign that can be—
You'll know—Sir—when the Savior's face
Turns so—away from you—

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Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson

Amherst / Massachusetts
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