“I many times thought peace had come” — Emily Dickinson

3 thoughts on ““I many times thought peace had come” — Emily Dickinson”

1. I am an idealist, Ido’nt no where I am, and where I am Gong, But, My dear, I am on My Way.

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2. SUN FLOWER
   “O” Thy The Sun,
   Whether Thy Strength is Confined,
   Which was Accumulated Through Out Night,
   Your’s Scorching Heat and it’s Stroke,
   Ws Faced by Thy “BRAVE Sun FLOWER”,
   During Day Time like adeversity of Touchstone Mind,
   Imagine the Extents of severe pain,
   For facing Scorching Heat in My Garden,
   You gave after sun set in West and Rising from East,
   Never Expected by thy small Flower,
   Respecting You for bringing him the life,
   “O” Thy The SUN by makng an attack,
   From the Backside to establish your Vanity,
   An attempt to decieve thy existence,
   Like a Cowardice Friends eager to win,
   But still than your excessive heat,
   Could not Burnt the petrels of Delicate Flower,
   Who may Percieve Thy The Pain Suffer,
   “o” Thy the Brave Small Sun Flower,
   This is my greatest Gratitudes.
   Which I have Followed like a Lamp Glow,
   During the Voilent Strokes of Hurricanes,
   Recieved at my tender age in my life.

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3. once upon a time I saw a Flower in Barren Land,
   I saw A delicate Flower Quite Cheerful than other,
   better than of flowers in the fertile land,
   I asked the reason of its Satisfaction ,
   The Flower reply after bit hesitation,
   Yes here are no mineral, no water,
   As Iam not Stealing it from others ,
   The ingredients of My other Companions,
   Which would have been done in fertile Land ,
   But I give satisfaction feeling to my Owner,
   Who planted me in Barren Land,
   But the moment he will forget to visit,
   I may not be surviving any more,
   After thinking that there is no Utility of Mine.

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