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"Emily Dickinson"

"This engraving is a tribute to Emily Dickinson and was inspired by the poem below."

-MDS-

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engraving - fine art print - works on paper - edition of 50 engravings
size: 8" X 5"
Description: This engraving has many images called up in her poems and symbolic of her life.

# 657 c. 1862

"I dwell in Possibility-
A fairer House than Prose-
More numerous of Windows-
Superior-for Doors-

Of Chambers as the Cedars-
Impregnable of Eye-
And for an Everlasting Roof-
The Gambrels of the Sky-

Of Visitors- the fairest-
For Occupation-This-
The spreading wide my narrow hands
To gather Paradise-

from:
"The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson"
edited by Thomas H. Johnson