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Emily Dickinson - Fitter to see Him, I may beEmily Dickinson - Fitter to see Him, I may be
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968 Fitter to see Him, I may be For the long Hindrance Grace to Me With Summers, and with Winters, grow, Some passing Year A trait bestow To make Me fairest of the Earth The Waiting then will seem so worth I shall impute with half a pain The blame that I was chosen then Time to anticipate His Gaze It`s first Delight and then Surprise The turning o`er and o`er my face For Evidence it be the Grace He left behind One Day So less He seek Conviction, That be This I only must not grow so new That He`ll mistake and ask for me Of me when first unto the Door I go to Elsewhere go no more I only must not change so fair He`ll sigh "The Other She is Where?" The Love, tho`, will array me right I shall be perfect in His sight If He perceive the other Truth Upon an Excellenter Youth How sweet I shall not lack in Vain But gain thro` loss Through Grief obtain The Beauty that reward Him best The Beauty of Demand at Rest
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