Emily Dickinson

Question 1

We can find no scar

Answer 1

258

Question 2

the Landscape listens

Shadows - hold their breath -

Answer 2

258

Question 3

Kept treading - treading

Answer 3

280

Question 4

A service, like a Drum -

Answer 4

280

Question 5

My mind was going numb -

Answer 5

280

Question 6

And I, and Silence, some strange Race

Answer 6

280

Question 7

He bit an Angleworm in halves

Answer 7

328

Question 8

And then he drank a Dew

Answer 8

328

Question 9

They looked like frightened Beads, I thought -

Answer 9

328

Question 10

Nerves sit ceremonious, like Tombs -

Answer 10

341

Question 11

The stiff Heart questions

Answer 11

341

Question 12

The Feet, mechanical, go round -

Answer 12

341

Question 13

• then the letting go -

Answer 13

341

Question 14

The Stillness in the Room

Answer 14

465

Question 15

The Eyes around - had wrung them dry -

Answer 15

465

Question 16

With Blue - uncertain stumbling Buzz -

Between the light - and me -

Answer 16

465

Question 17

And then the Windows failed -

Answer 17

465

Question 18

Tell Him just how the fingers hurried -

Answer 18

494

Question 19

It beckons, and it baffles -

Answer 19

501

Question 20

Narcotics

Answer 20

501

Question 21

Faith slips - and laughs, and rallies -

Answer 21

501

Question 22

Unpractised writer

Answer 22

494

Question 23

Bodice tug, behind you -

Answer 23

494

Question 24

In which poem does ED use 6 exclamation marks?

Answer 24

494

Question 25

List poems with irregular metres.

Answer 25

341, 494, 670,

Question 26

It was not Frost, for on my Flesh | I felt Siroccos - crawl -

Answer 26

510

Question 27

Nor Fire - for just my Marble feet

Answer 27

510

Question 28

The Figures I have seen

Answer 28

510

Question 29

As if my life were shaven, | And fitted to a frame

Answer 29

510

Question 30

Space stares

Answer 30

510

Question 31

The Brain has Corridors

Answer 31

670

Question 32

Midnight Meeting

Answer 32

670

Question 33

In lonesome Place -

Answer 33

670

Question 34

Ourself behind ourself, concealed - | Should startle most -

Answer 34

670

Question 35

Assassin is in our Apartment | Be Horrors least.

Answer 35

670

Question 36

The Carriage held but just Ourselves -

Answer 36

712

Question 37

We slowly drove -

Answer 37

712

Question 38

We passed the Fields of Gazing Grain -

Answer 38

712

Question 39

The Dews drew quivering and chill -

Answer 39

712

Question 40

A swelling of the Ground -

Answer 40

712

Question 41

Myself - the Term between -

Answer 41

721

Question 42

That oppresses, like the Heft | Of Cathedral Tunes

Answer 42

258

Question 43

Invisible, as Music

Answer 43

501

Question 43

Tis Kingdoms - afterward - they say -

Answer 43

721

Question 44

perfect - pause less Monarchy

Answer 44

721

Question 45

Dateless Dynasty -

Answer 45

721

Question 46

Whose Prince - is Son of None

Answer 46

721

Question 47

Tis Miracle before Me

Answer 47

721

Question 48

A Crescent in the Sea

Answer 48

721

Question 49

I speak for Him -

Answer 49

754

Question 50

Vesuvian face

Answer 50

754

Question 51

I lay a Yellow Eye

Answer 51

754

Question 52

The Mountains straight reply -

Answer 52

754

Question 53

He likes a Boggy Acre -

Answer 53

986

Question 54

Whip lash | Unbraiding in the Sun

Answer 54

986

Question 55

It wrinkled, and was gone -

Answer 55

986

Question 56

Yet when a boy, and Barefoot

Answer 56

986

Question 57

As We went out and in

Answer 57

1100

Question 58

That Others could exist

Answer 58

1100

Question 59

So nearly infinite -

Answer 59

1100

Question 60

We placed the Hair - | And drew the Head

Answer 60

1100

Question 61

Struggled scarce

Answer 61

1100

Question 62

But nature is a stranger yet;

Answer 62

1400

Question 63

Where he is floorless | And does no timidity betray

Answer 63

1400

Question 64

That those who know her, know her less

Answer 64

1400

Question 65

An abyss's face!

Answer 65

1400