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Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part Five: The Single Hound CXVII |
| THE INUNDATION of the Spring | |
| Submerges every soul, | |
| It sweeps the tenement away | |
| But leaves the water whole. | |
| In which the Soul, at first alarmed, | 5 |
| Seeks furtive for its shore, | |
| But acclimated, gropes no more | |
| For that Peninsular. |
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