Apparently with no Surprise by Emily Dickinson
Apparently with no Surprise by Emily Dickinson

Apparently with no Surprise

Emily Dickinson * Track #43 On Poems by Emily Dickinson

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Apparently with no Surprise by Emily Dickinson

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Many scholars believe that this poem, which Dickinson wrote around 1880, comments on the deaths of loved ones that preceded her own death in 1886.

It tells the brief story of a “happy Flower” suddenly cut off from life, all whilst the sun is indifferent and God approves. The flower is a symbol for...

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Apparently with no surprise,
To any happy Flower,
The Frost beheads it at its play,
In accidental power.
The blond assassin passes on.
The sun proceeds unmoved,
To measure off another day,
For an approving God.

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