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The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson by Emily Dickinson

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Poems No. 1600-1699

1600

Upon his Saddle sprung a Bird

And crossed a thousand Trees

Before a Fence without a Fare

His Fantasy did please

And then he lifted up his Throat

And squandered such a Note

A Universe that overheard

Is stricken by it yet --

1601

Of God we ask one favor,

That we may be forgiven --

For what, he is presumed to know --

The Crime, from us, is hidden --

Immured the whole of Life

Within a magic Prison

We reprimand the Happiness

That too competes with Heaven.

1602

Pursuing you in your transitions,

In other Motes --

Of other Myths

Your requisition be.

The Prism never held the Hues,

It only heard them play --

1603

The going from a world we know

To one a wonder still

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