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Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924.

Part Two: Nature

LIV

THE MURMUR of a bee

A witchcraft yieldeth me.

If any ask me why,

’T were easier to die

Than tell.

The red upon the hill

Taketh away my will;

If anybody sneer,

Take care, for God is here,

That ’s all.

The breaking of the day

Addeth to my degree;

If any ask me how,

Artist, who drew me so,

Must tell!