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Emily Dickinson - Your Riches — taughEmily Dickinson - Your Riches — taugh
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299 Your Riches — taught me — Poverty. Myself — a Millionaire In little Wealths, as Girls could boast Till broad as Buenos Ayre — You drifted your Dominions — A Different Peru — And I esteemed All Poverty For Life`s Estate with you — Of Mines, I little know — myself — But just the names, of Gems — The Colors of the Commonest — And scarce of Diadems — So much, that did I meet the Queen — Her Glory I should know — But this, must be a different Wealth — To miss it — beggars so — I`m sure `tis India — all Day — To those who look on You — Without a stint — without a blame, Might I — but be the Jew — I`m sure it is Golconda — Beyond my power to deem — To have a smile for Mine — each Day, How better, than a Gem! At least, it solaces to know That there exists — a Gold — Altho` I prove it, just in time Its distance — to behold — Its far — far Treasure to surmise — And estimate the Pearl — That slipped my simple fingers through — While just a Girl at School.
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