The Truth—is Stirless Poem by Emily Dickinson

The Truth—is Stirless

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The Truth—is stirless—
Other force—may be presumed to move—
This—then—is best for confidence—
When oldest Cedars swerve—

And Oaks untwist their fists—
And Mountains—feeble—lean—
How excellent a Body, that
Stands without a Bone—

How vigorous a Force
That holds without a Prop—
Truth stays Herself—and every man
That trusts Her—boldly up—

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Indira Renganathan 05 December 2016

Superb...Truth is stirless

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Emily Dickinson

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