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HUGHES  \nEmily Dickinson had seen only six ofher poems published in her lifetime—and these were heavily edited to suitcontemporary taste.A complete edi-tion of the poems in the form inwhich she wrote them didn't appearuntil 1955.  \nWriting apart from the mainstreamof nineteenth-century poetry shecreated a language of her own,andher work is both very varied and veryconsistent in its strength and charm.As Ted Hughes says in his Introduc-tion,'it is impossible to exhaust theunique art and pleasures of her poetictalent';for this selection(based en-tirely on the original texts)he haschosen the pieces he likes best.  \nJacket illustration byPeter W.Branfeld  \n■  \nM  \n# A CHOICE OFEMILY DICKINSON’S VERSE\n\n# A CHOICE OF\n\nEMILY DICKINSON’SVERSE  \nselected  \nwith an introduction byTED HUGHES  \nFABER AND FABER24 Russell SquareLondon  \nFirst published in this edition in mcmlxviiby Faber and Faber Limited24 Russell Square London WC1Printed in Great Britain byR.MacLehose and Company LimitedThe University Press GlasgowAll rights reserved  \nThe poems in this book are drawn from the complete poems of EmilyDickinson as edited by Thomas H.Johnson and published in a three-volumevariorum edition The Poems of Emily Dickinson(The Belknap Press of HarvardUniversity Press)and in a one-volume edition The Complete Poems of EmilyDickinson (Little,Brown and Company).They are reprinted here by permissionof the publishers and the Trustees of Amherst College from Thomas H.Johnson,Editor,The Poems of Emily Dickinson,Cambridge Mass.:The BelknapPress of Harvard University Press,Copyright I9SI,I95s,by The Presidentand Fellows of Harvard College.And by permission of Houghton MifflinCompany from Emily Dickinson Face to Face by Martha Dickinson Bianchi,Copyright I932,by Martha Dickinson Bianchi.And by permission of Little,Brown and Company from The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson edited byThomas H.Johnson,Copyright I9I4,I929,I935,I942,by Martha DickinsonBianchi;Copyright CI9S7,I963,by Mary L.Hampson.  \nContents  \nEach poem in this list of contents is followed by two dates.The date on the  \nleft is the probable date of the earliest known manuscript;and that on the  \nright is the date offirst publication.  \nIntroductionpage 9That Love is all there is ?,I9I4I7Exultation is the going c.I859,I890I7I have never seen'Volcanoes'c.I860,I945I7An awful Tempest mashed the air c.I860,I89II8It's such a little thing to weep c.I860,I896I9Safe in their Alabaster Chambers version of186I,I890I9There's a certain slant of light c.I86I,I890I9Ifelt a Funeral,in my Brain c.I86I,I89620That after Horror—that'twas us C.I86I,I935  \n20A Clock stopped c.I86I,I8962IHow the old Mountains drip with Sunset c.I86I,I89622The Soul selects her own Society c.I862,I89022The Murmur of a Bee c.I860,I89023The Mushroom is the Elf of Plants C.I874,I89I24He fumbles at your Soul c.I862,I89624I'lltell you how the Sun rose c.I860,I89025After great pain,a formal feeling comes C.I862,I92925I dreaded that first Robin,so C.I862,I89I26I went to Heaven c.I862,I89I27I saw no Way—The Heavens were stitched c.I862,I93527Twas like a Maelstrom,with a notch c.I862,I94528If what we could—were what we would c.I862,I9I428The Months have ends—the Years—a knot c.I862,I93529The Wind—tapped like a tired Man c.I862,I89I29Sweet—safe—Houses C.I862,I94530I died for Beauty—but was scarce c.I862,I89030I heard a Fly buzz—when I died c.I862,I8963IThe Red—Blaze—is the Morning c.I862,I94532A Solemn thing within the Soul c.I862,I94532Civilization—spurns—the Leopard!c.I862,I945335  \nThis World is not Conclusion c.I862,I896It was not Death,for I stood up C.I862,I89IThe Soul has Bandaged moments c.I862,I94534Departed—to theJudgment C.I862,I89035I think the Hemlock likes to stand c.I862,189036I tried to think a lonelier Thing c.I862,I94536The Heart asks Pleasure—first c.I862,I89037I ","cbCaivbLoUyaiOcg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivbLoUyaiOcg","pdf",2159869,76,"English","# Contents\n## Introduction\n## Poems (with 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