Emily Dickinson Poems
Everyone seems to have their favorite Emily Dickinson poems, but she wrote far more than she is often remembered for. We hope you enjoy exploring the range of short and longer poems that the poet penned in her lifetime (often on the back of chocolate wrappers—which we highly approve!).
I. Life
II. Our share of night to bear
V. Glee! The great storm is over!
VI. If I can stop one heart from breaking
VIII. A wounded deer leaps highest
IX. The heart asks pleasure first
XI. Much madness is divinest sense
XVI. To fight aloud is very brave
XX. I taste a liquor never brewed
XXIV. Whether my bark went down at sea
XXVI. The brain within its groove
II. Love
VI. If you were coming in the fall
IX. Have you got a brook in your little heart
We hope you enjoy these Emily Dickinson poems!
More Emily Dickinson Resources
A Pencil for Emily Dickinson (fun post on visiting the estate and cemetary in Amherst)
Take Your Poet to Work-Emily Dickinson (includes cut-n-color poet)
The Yellow Wall-Paper Graphic Novel Book Club—The Thing With Feathers
The Yellow Wall-Paper Graphic Novel Book Club—Tell It Slant
The Yellow Wall-Paper Graphic Novel Book Club—Divinest Sense