Not All Die Early, Dying Young Poem by Emily Dickinson
Not All Die Early, Dying Young
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Not all die early, dying young—
Maturity of Fate
Is consummated equally
In Ages, or a Night—
A Hoary Boy, I've known to drop
Whole statured—by the side
Of Junior of Fourscore—'twas Act
Not Period—that died.
Monday, January 13, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: fate
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