I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289) by Emily Dickinson
I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289) by Emily Dickinson

I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289)

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I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289) by Emily Dickinson

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Emily Dickinson lets her imagination run wild as she describes the house of an elderly couple down the road and wonders how a pair of robbers would like it. She fancies they might become nervous in the lonely place, and teasingly leaves us wondering whether they actually managed to steal anything or...

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I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289) Annotated

I know some lonely Houses off the Road
A Robber'd like the look of—
Wooden barred,
And Windows hanging low,
Inviting to—
A Portico,
Where two could creep—
One—hand the Tools—
The other peep—
To make sure All's Asleep—
Old fashioned eyes—
Not easy to surprise!

How orderly the Kitchen'd look, by night,
With just a Clock—
But they could gag the Tick—
And Mice won't bark—
And so the Walls—don't tell—
None—will—

A pair of Spectacles ajar just stir—
An Almanac's aware—
Was it the Mat—winked,
Or a Nervous Star?
The Moon—slides down the stair,
To see who's there!

There's plunder—where—
Tankard, or Spoon—
Earring—or Stone—
A Watch—Some Ancient Brooch
To match the Grandmama—
Staid sleeping—there—

Day—ratt les—too
Stealth's—slow—
T he Sun has got as far
As the third Sycamore—
Screams Chanticleer
"Who's there"?

And Echoes—Trains away,
Sneer—"Where"!
While the old Couple, just astir,
Fancy the Sunrise—left the door ajar!

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I know some lonely Houses off the Road (289) was written by Emily Dickinson.

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