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Poem by Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
Remembrance
Remembrance has a rear and front, --
'T is something like a house;
It has a garret also
For refuse and the mouse,
Besides, the deepest cellar
That ever mason hewed;
Look to it, by its fathoms
Ourselves be not pursued.
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson's other poems:- Love's Humility
- What Soft, Cherubic Creatures
- Desire
- Power
- Is Bliss, Then, Such Abyss
Poems of the other poets with the same name:
Emily Brontë Remembrance ("Cold in the earth—and the deep snow piled above thee") Thomas Wyatt Remembrance ("They flee from me, that sometime did me seek") George Byron Remembrance ("'Tis done! - I saw it in my dreams") Percy Shelley Remembrance ("Swifter far than summer's flight") Amelia Opie Remembrance ("How dear to me the twilight hour!") Arthur Weir Remembrance ("Alone I pace the path we walked last year") Charles Towne Remembrance ("Love was with me yesterday") Walter De la Mare Remembrance ("The sky was like a waterdrop") Denis MacCarthy Remembrance ("With that pleasant smile thou wearest")
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