I Never Felt At Home—below Poem by Emily Dickinson

I Never Felt At Home—below

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I never felt at Home—Below—-
And in the Handsome Skies
I shall not feel at Home—I know—
I don't like Paradise—

Because it's Sunday—all the time—
And Recess—never comes—
And Eden'll be so lonesome
Bright Wednesday Afternoons—

If God could make a visit—
Or ever took a Nap—
So not to see us—but they say
Himself—a Telescope

Perennial beholds us—
Myself would run away
From Him—and Holy Ghost—and All—
But there's the "Judgement Day"!

Thursday, January 1, 2004
Topic(s) of this poem: judgement
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* Sunprincess * 12 November 2013

It's best to do the right thing :)

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Emily Dickinson

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