The Going From A World We Know Poem by Emily Dickinson
The Going From A World We Know
Rating: ★4.0
The going from a world we know
To one a wonder still
Is like the child's adversity
Whose vista is a hill,
Behind the hill is sorcery
And everything unknown,
But will the secret compensate
For climbing it alone?
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8/7/2026 4:54:45 AM # rel_20260806T081513Z_580e7f4
Emily Dickinson has woven magic with her words. Her poems are short, meaningful, full of rhythm that oozes haunting melody which leaves me mesmerized and transfixed.