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| Frequently the woods are pink -
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| Written by: | Emily Dickinson (other works)
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| Poem #: | 6
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| Language: | English
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| Type: | Poetry
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| Preceded by: | I have a Bird in spring -5-
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| Succeeded by: | The feet of people walking home -7-
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- Version 1:
- Frequently the woods are pink -
- Frequently are brown.
- Frequently the hills undress
- Behind my native town.
- Oft a head is crested
- I was wont to see -
- And as oft a cranny
- Where it used to be -
- And the Earth - they tell me -
- On it's axis turned!
- Wonderful Rotation!
- By but twelve performed!
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- Version 2:
- Frequently the woods are pink -
- Frequently, are brown.
- Frequently the hills undress
- Behind my native town -
- Oft a head is crested
- I was wont to see -
- And as oft a cranny
- Where it used to be -
- And the Earth - they tell me
- On it's axis turned!
- Wonderful rotation -
- By but twelve performed!
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