Browse for Manuscript Images by first line, date, recipient, or edition.
First Line/Title | Date | Recipient | Edition | Number | More |
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Her sovreign people | 1865 | Susan Dickinson | Test | 893A | + |
Had I known that the first was the last | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1753A | + | ||
Had I known that the first was the last | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1720 | + | ||
Had I not seen the sun | 1872 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1249A | + | |
Had I not seen the Sun | 1872 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1233 | + | |
Had I not this or this I said | 1864 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F828A | + | |
Had I not This, or This, I said, | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J904 | + | |
Had I presumed to hope | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F634A | + | |
Had I presumed to hope -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J522 | + | |
Had this one day not been | 1873 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1281A | + |
Had this one Day not been, | 1873 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1253 | + |
Had we known the ton she bore | 1870 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1185A | + | |
Had we known the Ton she bore | 1868 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1124 | + | |
Had we our senses | 1873 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1310A | + | |
Had we our senses | 1873 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1284 | + | |
Have any like myself | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F723A | + | |
Have any like Myself | 1863 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J736 | + | |
Have you got a brook in your little heart | 1859 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F94A | + | |
Have you got a brook in your little heart, | Poems 1890 | P90-35 | + | ||
Have you got a Brook in your little heart, | 1859 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J136 | + | |
Heart not so heavy as mine | 1859 | Catherine Scott Turner Anthon | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F88A | + |
Heart not so heavy as mine | 1859 | Mary Bowles | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F88B | + |
Heart not so heavy as mine | 1859 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F88C | + | |
Heart not so heavy as mine, | Poems 1891 | P91-46 | + | ||
Heart, not so heavy as mine | 1859 | Catherine Scott Turner Anthon | Johnson Poems 1955 | J83 | + |
Heart, we will forget him! | Poems 1896 | P96-68 | + | ||
Heart! We will forget him! | 1859 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F64A | + | |
Heart! We will forget him! | 1858 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J47 | + | |
He ate and drank the precious words | 1882 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1593A | + | |
He ate and drank the precious Words -- | 1883 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1587 | + | |
Heaven is so far of the mind | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F413A | + | |
Heaven is so far of the Mind | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J370 | + | |
He forgot -- and I -- remembered -- | 1860 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J203 | + | |
He forgot and I remembered | 1861 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F232A | + | |
He fought like those who've nought to lose | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F480A | + | |
He fought like those Who've nought to lose -- | 1863 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J759 | + | |
He found my being - set it up | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F511A | + | |
He found my Being -- set it up -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J603 | + | |
He fumbles at your soul | 1862 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F477A | + |
He fumbles at your soul | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F477B | + | |
He fumbles at your Soul | 1862 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J315 | + |
He gave away his life | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F530A | + | |
He gave away his Life -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J567 | + | |
He is alive this morning | 1870 | Samuel Bowles | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1173A | + |
He is alive, this morning -- | 1870 | Samual Bowler and Mary Bowles | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1160 | + |
He laid his docile crescent down | 1877 | Elizabeth Holland | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1453B | + |
He lived the life of ambush | 1882 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1571A | + | |
He lived the life of ambush | 1882 | Samuel Bowles--younger | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1571C | + |
He lived the Life of Ambush | 1881 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1525 | + | |
He outstripped time with but a bout | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1111A | + | |
He outstripped Time with but a Bout, | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J865 | + | |
He parts himself like leaves | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F655A | + | |
He parts Himself -- like Leaves -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J517 | + | |
He preached about breadth till we knew he was narrow | 1872 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1266A | + | |
He preached opon "breadth" till it argued him narrow | 1872 | T. W. Higginson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1266B | + |
He preached upon "Breadth" till it argued him narrow -- | 1872 | T. W. Higginson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1207 | + |
He put the belt around my life | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F330A | + | |
He put the belt around my life, | Poems 1891 | P91-71 | + | ||
He put the Belt around my life -- | 1861 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J273 | + | |
Her breast is fit for pearls | 1859 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F121A | + |
Her breast is fit for pearls | 1859 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F121B | + | |
Her breast is fit for pearls, | 1859 | Samual Bowler and Mary Bowles | Johnson Poems 1955 | J84 | + |
Herein a blossom lies | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1073A | + | |
Herein a Blossom lies -- | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J899 | + | |
Here where the daisies fit my head | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F985A | + | |
Here, where the Daisies fit my Head | 1865 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1037 | + | |
Her face was in a bed of hair | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1755A | + | ||
Her face was in a bed of hair, | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1722 | + | ||
Her final summer was it | 1864 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F847A | + | |
Her final Summer was it -- | 1863 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J795 | + | |
Her grace is all she has | 1865 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F956A | + |
Her grace is all she has | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F956B | + | |
Her Grace is all she has -- | 1864 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J810 | + |
Her -- "last Poems" -- | 1862 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J312 | + |
Her "last Poems" | 1863 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F600A | + |
Her "last Poems" | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F600B | + | |
Her "last Poems" | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F600C | + | |
Her little parasol to lift | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F987A | + | |
Her little Parasol to lift | 1865 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1038 | + | |
Her losses make our gains ashamed | 1883 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1602A | + | |
Her losses make our gains ashamed | 1883 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1602C | + |
Her Losses make our Gains ashamed -- | 1883 | Thomas Niles | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1562 | + |
Her smile was shaped like other smiles | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F335A | + | |
Her smile was shaped like other smiles -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J514 | + | |
Her sovreign people | 1865 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F893A | + |
Her sovreign People | 1869 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1139 | + |
Her spirit rose to such a hight | 1880 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1527A | + | |
Her spirit rose to such a hight | 1880 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1527B | + |
Her spirit rose to such a hight | 1880 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1486 | + |
Her sweet turn to leave the homestead | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F759A | + | |
Her Sweet turn to leave the Homestead | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J649 | + | |
Her sweet weight on my heart a night | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F611A | + | |
Her sweet Weight on my Heart a Night | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J518 | + | |
He scanned it - staggered | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F994A | + | |
He scanned it -- staggered -- | 1865 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1062 | + | |
He showed me hights I never saw | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F346B | + | |
He strained my faith | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F366A | + | |
He strained my faith -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J497 | + | |
He told a homely tale | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F486A | + | |
He told a homely tale | 1863 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J763 | + | |
He touched me, so I live to know | Poems 1896 | P96-73 | + | ||
He touched me, so I live to know | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F349A | + | |
He touched me, so I live to know | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J506 | + | |
He was my host - he was my guest | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1754A | + | ||
He was my host -- he was my guest, | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1721 | + | ||
He was weak, and I was strong -- then -- | 1860 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J190 | + | |
He was weak, and I was strong then | 1861 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F221A | + | |
He went by sleep that drowsy route | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1711A | + | ||
He went by sleep that drowsy route | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1662 | + | ||
He who in himself believes | 1864 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F835A | + | |
He who in Himself believes -- | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J969 | + | |
High from the earth I heard a bird | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1778A | + | ||
High from the earth I heard a bird; | Poems 1896 | P96-89 | + | ||
High from the earth I heard a bird; | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1723 | + | ||
His bill an augur is | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F990A | + | |
His Bill an Augur is | 1865 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1034 | + | |
His bill is clasped - his eye forsook | 1866 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1126A | + | |
His Bill is clasped -- his Eye forsook -- | 1866 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1102 | + | |
His bill is locked, his eye estranged | 1866 | Louise and Frances Norcross | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1126B | + |
His cheek is his biographer | 1879 | Edward (Ned) Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1499A | + |
His Cheek is his Biographer -- | 1879 | Edward (Ned) Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1460 | + |
His feet are shod with gauze | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F979A | + | |
His Feet are shod with Gauze -- | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J916 | + | |
His heart was darker than the starless night | 1876 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1402A | + | |
His Heart was darker than the starless night | 1876 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1378 | + | |
His little hearse like figure | 1881 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1547A | + | |
His little hearse like figure | 1881 | Thomas Gilbert (Gib) Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1547B | + |
His little Hearse like Figure | 1881 | Thomas Gilbert (Gib) Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1522 | + |
His losses made our gains ashamed | 1883 | Thomas Niles | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1602B | + |
His mansion in the pool | 1875 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1355A | + | |
His Mansion in the Pool | 1876 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1379 | + | |
His mind like fabrics of the east | 1878 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1471A | + | |
His Mind like Fabrics of the East | 1878 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1446 | + | |
His mind of man a secret makes | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1730A | + | ||
His mind of man, a secret makes | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1663 | + | ||
His oriental heresies | 1881 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1562A | + | |
His oriental heresies | 1881 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1562B | + | |
His oriental heresies | 1881 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1526 | + | |
His voice decrepit was with joy | 1879 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1508A | + | |
His voice decrepit was with Joy -- | 1879 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1476 | + | |
HOPE | Poems 1896 | P96-3 | + | ||
HOPE | Poems 1891 | P91-6 | + | ||
Hope is a strange invention | 1877 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1424A | + | |
Hope is a strange invention | 1877 | Mary Channing Higginson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1424B | + |
Hope is a strange invention -- | 1877 | T. W. Higginson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1392 | + |
Hope is a subtle glutton | 1879 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1493A | + | |
Hope is a subtle Glutton -- | 1882 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1547 | + | |
How brittle are the piers | 1878 | Maria Whitney | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1459B | + |
How brittle are the Piers | 1878 | T. W. Higginson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1433 | + |
How dare the robins sing | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1782A | + | ||
How dare the robins sing, | Poems 1896 | P96-118 | + | ||
How dare the robins sing, | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1724 | + | ||
How destitute is he | 1879 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1509A | + | |
How destitute is he | 1879 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1509B | + | |
How destitute is he | 1879 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1477 | + | |
How far is it to heaven? | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F965A | + | |
How far is it to Heaven? | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J929 | + | |
How firm eternity must look | 1876 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1397A | + | |
How firm Eternity must look | 1880 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1499 | + | |
How fits his umber coat | 1876 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1414A | + | |
How fits his Umber Coat | 1876 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1371 | + | |
How fleet - how indiscreet an one | 1881 | [Otis Phillips Lord] | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1557A | + |
How fleet -- how indiscreet an one -- | 1881 | Otis Phillips Lord | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1771 | + |
How fortunate the grave | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1079A | + | |
How fortunate the Grave -- | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J897 | + | |
How good his lava bed | 1878 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1472A | + | |
How good his Lava Bed, | 1878 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1447 | + | |
How happy is the little stone | 1882 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1570A | + | |
How happy is the little stone | 1882 | Susan Dickinson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1570B | + |
How happy is the little stone | 1882 | Louise and Frances Norcross | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1570C | + |
How happy is the little stone | 1882 | Thomas Niles | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1570E | + |
How happy is the little stone | 1882 | T. W. Higginson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1570F | + |
How happy is the little Stone | 1882 | Thomas Niles | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1510 | + |
How happy I was if I could forget | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1080A | + | |
How happy I was if I could forget | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J898 | + | |
How human nature dotes | 1877 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1440A | + | |
How Human Nature dotes | 1877 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1417 | + | |
How know it from a summer's day? | 1876 | Mary Channing Higginson | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1412A | + |
How know it from a Summer's Day? | 1876 | T. W. Higginson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1364 | + |
How lonesome the wind must feel nights | 1877 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1441B | + | |
How lonesome the Wind must feel Nights -- | 1877 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1418 | + | |
How many flowers fail in the wood | 1863 | Louise and Frances Norcross | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F534A | + |
How many flowers fail in wood | 1863 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F534B | + | |
How many Flowers fail in Wood -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J404 | + | |
How many schemes may die | 1874 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1326A | + | |
How many schemes may die | 1869 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1150 | + | |
How many times these low feet staggered | 1861 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F238A | + | |
How many times these low feet staggered -- | 1860 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J187 | + | |
How much of source escapes with thee | 1881 | Elizabeth Holland | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1567A | + |
How much of Source escapes with thee -- | 1881 | Josiah Holland and Elizabeth Holland | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1517 | + |
How much the present moment means | 1877 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1420A | + | |
How much the present moment means | 1876 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1380 | + | |
How news must feel when travelling | 1875 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1379A | + | |
How News must feel when travelling | 1874 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1319 | + | |
How noteless men and Pleiads stand | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F342A | + | |
How noteless Men, and Pleiads, stand, | 1861 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J282 | + | |
How ruthless are the gentle | 1878 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1465A | + | |
How ruthless are the gentle -- | 1878 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1439 | + | |
How sick -- to wait -- in any place -- but thine -- | 1862 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J368 | + | |
How sick to wait in any place but thine | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F410A | + | |
How slow the Wind -- | 1883 | Sarah Tuckerman | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1571 | + |
How slow the wind - how slow the sea | 1883 | Sarah Tuckerman | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1607A | + |
How soft a caterpillar steps | 1880 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1523A | + | |
How soft a Caterpillar steps -- | 1878 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1448 | + | |
How soft his prison is | 1875 | Elizabeth Holland | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1352B | + |
How soft this prison is | 1875 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1352A | + | |
How soft this Prison is | 1875 | Susan Dickinson | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1334 | + |
How spacious the wind must feel morns | 1877 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1441A | + | |
How still the bells in steeples stand | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F1008A | + | |
How still the bells in steeples stand, | Poems 1896 | P96-10 | + | ||
How still the Bells in Steeples stand | 1865 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J1008 | + | |
How the old mountains drip with sunset | 1862 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F327A | + | |
How the old Mountains drip with Sunset | 1861 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J291 | + | |
How the waters closed above him | 1865 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F941A | + | |
How the Waters closed above Him | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J923 | + | |
How well I knew her not | 1864 | Maria Whitney | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F813A | + |
How well I knew her not | 1864 | Franklin Variorum 1998 | F813B | + | |
How well I knew Her not | 1864 | Johnson Poems 1955 | J837 | + | |
HUNGER | Poems 1891 | P91-50 | + | ||