Selected Poems by Emily Dickinson

 MORNS LIKE THESE WE PARTED

    
            ORNS like these we parted;
            Noons like these she rose,
            Fluttering first, then firmer,
            To her fair repose.
            
            Never did she lisp it,
            And 'twas not for me;
            She was mute from transport,
            I, from agony!
            
            Till the evening, nearing,
            One the shutters drew--
            Quick! a sharper rustling!
            And this linnet flew!