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Lyric Poem · Nature

A full fed Rose on meals of Tint

by Emily Dickinson

1A full fed Rose on meals of Tint

2A Dinner for a Bee

3In process of the Noon became -

4Each bright Mortality

5The Forfeit is of Creature fair

6Itself, adored before

7Submitting for our unknown sake

8To be esteemed no more —

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Poem
A full fed Rose on meals of Tint
Poet
Emily Dickinson
Length
8 lines
Form
Lyric Poem, Short Poems
Themes
Nature, Short

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Emily Dickinson1830–1886
Source record
PoetryDBA full fed Rose on meals of Tint by emily-dickinson, PoetryDB transcription
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