Like Some Old fashioned Miracle

Emily Dickinson

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Like Some Old fashioned Miracle
When Summertime is done—
Seems Summer's Recollection
And the Affairs of June

As infinite Tradition
As Cinderella's Bays—
Or Little John—of Lincoln Green—
Or Blue Beard's Galleries—

Her Bees have a fictitious Hum—
Her Blossoms, like a Dream—
Elate us—till we almost weep—
So plausible—they seem—

Her Memories like Strains—Review—
When Orchestra is dumb—
The Violin in Baize replaced—
And Ear—and Heaven—numb—

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  • ndcurry

    WOW, I REMEMBER DISCOVERING THIS POEM WHEN I WAS YOUNGER AND IT ALWAYS BRINGS BACK SUMMER MEMORIES. THOSE LINES ABOUT BEES AND BLOSSOMS HIT DIFFERENT NOW THAT IM OLDER BUT STILL LOVE IT. TRULY CAPTURES THE NOSTALGIC FEELS OF LONG GONE SUMMERS. A TIMELESS CLASSIC!!