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We introduce ourselves1870Poems on Old AddressesPOA1184A+
Where every bird is bold to go1870shauna1179A+
Where every bird is bold to go1870Test 1234561179A+
Where every bird is bold to goxx1870Test1179A+
Whoever disenchants1878Amherst College manuscriptF1475A1475A+
Wild Nights -- Wild Nights!1861Short Test111249+
WAITINGPoems 1896P96-138+
Wait till the majesty of death1860Franklin Variorum 1998F169A+
Wait till the Majesty of Death1860Johnson Poems 1955J171+
Warm in her hand these accents lie1873Franklin Variorum 1998F1307A+
Warm in her Hand these accents lie1874Johnson Poems 1955J1313+
Water is taught by thirst1859Franklin Variorum 1998F93A+
Water is taught by thirst;Poems 1896P96-157+
Water, is taught by thirst.1859Johnson Poems 1955J135+
Water makes many beds1877Franklin Variorum 1998F1446A+
Water makes many Beds1877Johnson Poems 1955J1428+
We - bee and I - live by the quaffing1861Louise and Frances NorcrossFranklin Variorum 1998F244A+
We - bee and I - live by the quaffing1861Franklin Variorum 1998F244B+
We -- Bee and I -- live by the quaffing --1861Johnson Poems 1955J230+
We can but follow to the sun1864Franklin Variorum 1998F845A+
We can but follow to the Sun --1864Johnson Poems 1955J920+
We cover thee - sweet face1862Franklin Variorum 1998F461A+
We cover thee, sweet face.Poems 1896P96-110+
We Cover Thee -- Sweet Face --1862Johnson Poems 1955J482+
WEDDEDPoems 1896P96-77+
We do not know the time we lose1867Franklin Variorum 1998F1139A+
We do not know the time we lose --1867Johnson Poems 1955J1106+
We do not play on graves1863Franklin Variorum 1998F599A+
We do not play on Graves --1862Johnson Poems 1955J467+
We dont cry - Tim and I1861Franklin Variorum 1998F231A+
We dont cry -- Tim and I,1860Johnson Poems 1955J196+
We dream - it is good we are dreaming1863Franklin Variorum 1998F584A+
We dream -- it is good we are dreaming --1862Johnson Poems 1955J531+
We grow accustomed to the dark1862Franklin Variorum 1998F428A+
We grow accustomed to the Dark --1862Johnson Poems 1955J419+
We introduce ourselves1870Franklin Variorum 1998F1184A+
We introduce ourselves1872Johnson Poems 1955J1214+
We knew not that we were to live1878T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1481A+
We knew not that we were to live1878Maria WhitneyFranklin Variorum 1998F1481B+
We knew not that we were to live --1879T. W. HigginsonJohnson Poems 1955J1462+
We learned the whole of love1863Franklin Variorum 1998F531A+
We learned the Whole of Love --1862Johnson Poems 1955J568+
We learn in the retreatingPoems 1896P96-108+
We learn in the retreating1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1045A+
We learn in the Retreating1866Johnson Poems 1955J1083+
We like a hairbreadth 'scape1872Franklin Variorum 1998F1247A+
We like a Hairbreadth 'scape1870Johnson Poems 1955J1175+
We like March.Johnson Poems 1955J1213+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1194A+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1194B+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1194C+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1194D+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1194E+
We like March - his shoes are purple1871[Mabel Todd]Franklin Variorum 1998F1194F+
We'll pass without a parting1863Maria Avery HowardFranklin Variorum 1998F503A+
We'll pass without the parting1863Franklin Variorum 1998F503B+
We'll pass without the parting1865Johnson Poems 1955J996+
We lose -- because we win --1858Johnson Poems 1955J21+
We lose because we win1858Franklin Variorum 1998F28A+
We met as sparks - diverging flints1865Franklin Variorum 1998F918A+
We met as Sparks -- Diverging Flints1864Johnson Poems 1955J958+
We miss a kinsman more1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1047A+
We miss a Kinsman more1866Johnson Poems 1955J1087+
We miss her not because we see1863Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F771A+
We miss her not because we see1863Franklin Variorum 1998F771B+
We miss Her, not because We see --1865Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J993+
We never know how high we are1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1197A+
We never know how high we are1870Johnson Poems 1955J1176+
We never know we go when we are going1881Franklin Variorum 1998F1546A+
We never know we go when we are going1881Louise and Frances NorcrossFranklin Variorum 1998F1546B+
We never know we go when we are going --1881Louise and Frances NorcrossJohnson Poems 1955J1523+
We never know we go, when we are goingPoems 1896P96-155+
Went up a year this evening!1859Franklin Variorum 1998F72A+
Went up a year this evening!1859Johnson Poems 1955J93+
We outgrow love like other thingsPoems 1896P96-70+
We outgrow love like other things1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1094A+
We outgrow love, like other things1864Johnson Poems 1955J887+
We play at paste1862T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F282A+
We play at paste1862Franklin Variorum 1998F282B+
We play at paste,Poems 1891P91-4+
We play at Paste --1862T. W. HigginsonJohnson Poems 1955J320+
We pray to heaven1862Franklin Variorum 1998F476A+
We pray -- to Heaven --1862Johnson Poems 1955J489+
Were it but me that gained the hight1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1025A+
Were it but Me that gained the Hight --1865Johnson Poems 1955J1015+
Were it to be the last1870Catherine Dickinson SweetserFranklin Variorum 1998F1165A+
Were it to be the last1870Catherine Dickinson SweetserJohnson Poems 1955J1164+
Were nature mortal ladyFranklin Variorum 1998F1787A+
Were nature mortal ladyJohnson Poems 1955J1762+
Wert thou but ill that I might show thee1864Franklin Variorum 1998F821A+
Wert Thou but ill -- that I might show thee1864Johnson Poems 1955J961+
We see comparatively1863Franklin Variorum 1998F580A+
We see -- Comparatively --1862Johnson Poems 1955J534+
We send the wave to find the wave1884Louise and Frances NorcrossFranklin Variorum 1998F1643A+
We send the wave to find the wave1884Franklin Variorum 1998F1643B+
We send the Wave to find the Wave --1884Louise and Frances NorcrossJohnson Poems 1955J1604+
We shall find the cube of the rainbow1880Sarah TuckermanFranklin Variorum 1998F1517A+
We shall find the Cube of the Rainbow.1880Sarah TuckermanJohnson Poems 1955J1484+
We should not mind so small a flower1859Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F82A+
We should not mind so small a flower1859Franklin Variorum 1998F82B+
We should not mind so small a flower --1859Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J81+
We shun because we prize her face1877[Catherine Scott Turner Anthon]Franklin Variorum 1998F1430A+
We shun because we prize her Face1877Johnson Poems 1955J1429+
We shun it ere it comes1883Joseph K. ChickeringFranklin Variorum 1998F1595A+
We shun it ere it comes,1882Jospeh K. ChickeringJohnson Poems 1955J1580+
We talked as girls do1862Franklin Variorum 1998F392A+
We talked as Girls do --1862Johnson Poems 1955J586+
We talked with each other about each other1879Franklin Variorum 1998F1506A+
We talked with each other about each other1879Franklin Variorum 1998F1506B+
We talked with each other about each other1879Franklin Variorum 1998F1506C+
We talked with each other about each other1879Johnson Poems 1955J1473+
We thirst at first - 'tis nature's act1863Franklin Variorum 1998F750A+
We thirst at first -- 'tis Nature's Act --1863Johnson Poems 1955J726+
We wear our sober dresses when we die1883Sarah TuckermanFranklin Variorum 1998F1619A+
We wear our sober Dresses when we die,1883Sarah TuckermanJohnson Poems 1955J1572+
What care the dead for Chanticleer1863Franklin Variorum 1998F624A+
What care the Dead, for Chanticleer --1862Johnson Poems 1955J592+
What did they do since I saw them?1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1074A+
What did They do since I saw Them?1864Johnson Poems 1955J900+
Whatever it is -- she has tried it --1871Johnson Poems 1955J1204+
Whatever it is she has tried it1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1200A+
What I can do -- I will --1862Johnson Poems 1955J361+
What I can do I will1863Franklin Variorum 1998F641A+
What if I say I shall not wait!1862Franklin Variorum 1998F305A+
What if I say I shall not wait!1861Johnson Poems 1955J277+
What if I say I shall not wait?Poems 1891P91-73+
What inn is thisPoems 1891P91-158+
What inn is this1859Franklin Variorum 1998F100A+
What Inn is this1859Johnson Poems 1955J115+
What I see not I better see1864Franklin Variorum 1998F869A+
What I see not, I better see --1864Johnson Poems 1955J939+
What is -- "Paradise" --1860Johnson Poems 1955J215+
What is "Paradise"1861Franklin Variorum 1998F241A+
What mystery pervades a well!1877Franklin Variorum 1998F1433A+
What mystery pervades a well!1877Franklin Variorum 1998F1433B+
What mystery pervades a well!1877Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1433C+
What mystery pervades a well!Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J1400+
What shall I do - it whimpers so1861Samuel BowlesFranklin Variorum 1998F237A+
What shall I do - it whimpers so1861Franklin Variorum 1998F237B+
What shall I do -- it whimpers so --1860Johnson Poems 1955J186+
What shall I do when the summer troubles1865Franklin Variorum 1998F915A+
What shall I do when the Summer troubles --1864Johnson Poems 1955J956+
What soft cherubic creatures1863Franklin Variorum 1998F675A+
What soft, cherubic creaturesPoems 1896P96-47+
What Soft -- Cherubic Creatures --1862Johnson Poems 1955J401+
What tenements of clover1875Franklin Variorum 1998F1358A+
What tenements of clover1875Olive Gilbert StearnsFranklin Variorum 1998F1358B+
What tenements of clover1875Olive Gilbert StearnsJohnson Poems 1955J1338+
What twigs we held by1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1046A+
What Twigs We held by --1866Johnson Poems 1955J1086+
What we see we know somewhat1872Franklin Variorum 1998F1272A+
What we see we know somewhat1871Johnson Poems 1955J1195+
What would I give to see his face?1861Franklin Variorum 1998F266A+
What would I give to see his face?1861Johnson Poems 1955J247+
When a lover is a beggar1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1330A+
When a Lover is a Beggar1878Johnson Poems 1955J1314+
When bells stop ringing - church begins1863Franklin Variorum 1998F601A+
When Bells stop ringing -- Church -- begins --1862Johnson Poems 1955J633+
When continents expire1874Jonathan Leavitt Jenkins (Sarah)Franklin Variorum 1998F1321A+
When diamonds are a legend1863Franklin Variorum 1998F553A+
When Diamonds are a Legend,1862Johnson Poems 1955J397+
When Etna basks and purrs1869Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1161A+
When Etna basks and purrs1869Johnson Poems 1955J1146+
When I count the seeds1859Franklin Variorum 1998F51A+
When I count the seeds1858Johnson Poems 1955J40+
When I have seen the sun emerge1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1095A+
When I have seen the Sun emerge1864Johnson Poems 1955J888+
When I hoped I feared1863Franklin Variorum 1998F594A+
When I hoped I feared1863Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F594B+
When I hoped I feared1863T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F594C+
When I hoped I feared --1871T. W. HigginsonJohnson Poems 1955J1181+
When I hoped I feared,Poems 1891P91-40+
When I hoped, I recollect1862Franklin Variorum 1998F493A+
When I hoped, I recollect1863Johnson Poems 1955J768+
When I was small, a woman died1863Franklin Variorum 1998F518A+
When I was small, a Woman died --1862Johnson Poems 1955J596+
When Katie walks, this simple pair accompany her side1859Catherine Scott Turner AnthonFranklin Variorum 1998F49A.2+
When Katie walks, this simple pair accompany her side,1857Catherine Scott Turner AnthonJohnson Poems 1955J222+
When memory is full1873Elizabeth HollandFranklin Variorum 1998F1301A+
When Memory is full1873Josiah Holland and Elizabeth HollandJohnson Poems 1955J1266+
When night is almost done1863Franklin Variorum 1998F679A+
When Night is almost done --1862Johnson Poems 1955J347+
When one has given up one's life1865Franklin Variorum 1998F961A+
When One has given up One's life1864Johnson Poems 1955J853+
When roses cease to bloom, sir1858Franklin Variorum 1998F8A+
When Roses cease to bloom, Sir,1858Johnson Poems 1955J32+
When the astronomer stops seeking1865Franklin Variorum 1998F957A+
When the Astronomer stops seeking1864Johnson Poems 1955J851+
When they come back - if blossoms do1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1042A+
When they come back -- if Blossoms do --1866Johnson Poems 1955J1080+
When we have ceased to careFranklin Variorum 1998F1737A+
When we have ceased to careJohnson Poems 1955J1706+
When we stand on the tops of things1862Franklin Variorum 1998F343A+
When we stand on the tops of Things --1861Johnson Poems 1955J242+
Where bells no more affright the morn1859Franklin Variorum 1998F114A+
Where bells no more affright the morn --1859Johnson Poems 1955J112+
Where every bird is bold to go1870Franklin Variorum 1998F1179A+
Where every bird is bold to goJohnson Poems 1955J1758+
Where every bird is bold to go,Poems 1896P96-128+
Where I am not afraid to go1865Louise and Frances NorcrossFranklin Variorum 1998F986A+
Where I am not afraid to go1865Franklin Variorum 1998F986B+
Where I have lost I softer tread1860Franklin Variorum 1998F158A+
Where I have lost, I softer tread --1859Johnson Poems 1955J104+
Where roses would not dare to go1883Franklin Variorum 1998F1610A+
Where Roses would not dare to go,1883Johnson Poems 1955J1582+
Where ships of purple gently toss1862Franklin Variorum 1998F296A+
Where Ships of Purple -- gently toss --1861Johnson Poems 1955J265+
Where thou art that is home1863Franklin Variorum 1998F749A+
Where Thou art -- that -- is Home --1863Johnson Poems 1955J725+
Whether my bark went down at sea1858Franklin Variorum 1998F33A+
Whether my bark went down at sea --1858Johnson Poems 1955J52+
Whether my bark went down at sea,Poems 1890P90-24+
Whether they have forgotten1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1334A+
Whether they have forgotten1874Johnson Poems 1955J1329+
Which is best? Heaven1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1021A+
Which is best? Heaven --1865Johnson Poems 1955J1012+
Which is the best - the moon or the crescent?1875Franklin Variorum 1998F1376A+
Which is the best -- the Moon or the Crescent?1874Johnson Poems 1955J1315+
Which misses mostLouise and Frances NorcrossFranklin Variorum 1998F1786A+
Which misses mostFranklin Variorum 1998F1786B+
Which misses most,Johnson Poems 1955J1759+
While Asters --1861Samual Bowler and Mary BowlesJohnson Poems 1955J331+
While it is alive1862Franklin Variorum 1998F287A+
While it is alive1862Franklin Variorum 1998F287B+
While it is alive1862Johnson Poems 1955J491+
While I was fearing it - it came1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1317A+
While we were fearing it, it came1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1317B+
While we were fearing it, it came --1873Johnson Poems 1955J1277+
White as an Indian pipe1871Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1193A+
White as an Indian Pipe1873Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J1250+
WHO?Poems 1896P96-72+
Who abdicated ambush1882Franklin Variorum 1998F1571B+
Who abdicated Ambush1884Samuel Bowles--youngerJohnson Poems 1955J1616+
Who court obtain within himself1864Franklin Variorum 1998F859A+
Who Court obtain within Himself1863Johnson Poems 1955J803+
Whoever disenchants1878Franklin Variorum 1998F1475A+
Whoever disenchants1878Johnson Poems 1955J1451+
Who giants know, with lesser men1864Franklin Variorum 1998F848A+
Who Giants know, with lesser Men1863Johnson Poems 1955J796+
Who goes to dine must take his feast1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1219A+
Who goes to dine must take his feast1871Franklin Variorum 1998F1219B+
Who goes to dine must take his Feast1872Johnson Poems 1955J1223+
Who has not found the heaven belowPoems 1896P96-17+
Who has not found the heaven below1883Franklin Variorum 1998F1609A+
Who has not found the heaven below1883Martha Dickinson and Sally JenkinsFranklin Variorum 1998F1609B+
Who has not found the Heaven -- below --1883Martha DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J1544+
Who is it seeks my pillow nights1884Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1640A+
Who is it seeks my Pillow Nights --1884Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J1598+
Who is the east?1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1085A+
Who is the East?1865Johnson Poems 1955J1032+
Whole gulfs of red and fleets of red1862Franklin Variorum 1998F468A+
Whole Gulfs -- of Red, and Fleets -- of Red --1862Johnson Poems 1955J658+
Who "meddled" with the costly hearts1883T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1626B+
Who never lost are unprepared1860Franklin Variorum 1998F136B+
Who never lost, are unprepared1859Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J73+
Who never lost is unprepared1860Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F136A+
Who never wanted - maddest joy1877Franklin Variorum 1998F1447A+
Who never wanted -- maddest Joy1877Johnson Poems 1955J1430+
Who occupies this house?1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1069A+
Who occupies this House?1864Johnson Poems 1955J892+
Who robbed the woods1859Franklin Variorum 1998F57B+
Who robbed the woods,Poems 1891P91-90+
Who saw no sunrise cannot say1865Franklin Variorum 1998F1028A+
Who saw no Sunrise cannot say1865Johnson Poems 1955J1018+
Whose are the little beds - I asked1859Franklin Variorum 1998F85A+
Whose are the little beds, I asked1859Johnson Poems 1955J142+
Whose cheek is this?1859Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F48A+
Whose cheek is this?1859Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J82+
Whose pink career may have a close1877T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1427A+
Whose Pink career may have a close1877T. W. HigginsonJohnson Poems 1955J1394+
Who were "the Father and the Son"1873T. W. HigginsonFranklin Variorum 1998F1280A+
Who were "the Father and the Son"1873Franklin Variorum 1998F1280B+
Who were "the Father and the Son"1873T. W. HigginsonJohnson Poems 1955J1258+
WHY?Poems 1890P90-47+
Why do they shut me out of heaven?1861Franklin Variorum 1998F268A+
Why -- do they shut Me out of Heaven?1861Johnson Poems 1955J248+
Why make it doubt - it hurts it so1863Franklin Variorum 1998F697A+
Why make it doubt -- it hurts it so --1862Johnson Poems 1955J462+
Why should we hurry - why indeed1885Franklin Variorum 1998F1683A+
Why should we hurry -- why indeed1885Johnson Poems 1955J1646+
Wild nights - Wild nights!1861Franklin Variorum 1998F269A+
Wild nights! Wild nights!Poems 1891P91-64+
Wild Nights -- Wild Nights!1861Johnson Poems 1955J249+
Will there really be a "morning"?1860Franklin Variorum 1998F148A+
Will there really be a "Morning"?1859Johnson Poems 1955J101+
Winter is good - his hoar delights1875Franklin Variorum 1998F1374A+
Winter is good -- his Hoar Delights1874Johnson Poems 1955J1316+
Winter under cultivationFranklin Variorum 1998F1720A+
Winter under cultivationJohnson Poems 1955J1707+
Witchcraft has not a pedigreeFranklin Variorum 1998F1712A+
Witchcraft has not a PedigreeJohnson Poems 1955J1708+
Witchcraft was hung in history1883Franklin Variorum 1998F1612A+
Witchcraft was hung, in History,1883Johnson Poems 1955J1583+
WITH A FLOWERPoems 1890P90-33+
WITH A FLOWERPoems 1896P96-60+
WITH FLOWERSPoems 1896P96-25+
WITH FLOWERSPoems 1891P91-111+
Within my garden rides a bird1862Franklin Variorum 1998F370A+
Within my Garden, rides a Bird1862Johnson Poems 1955J500+
Within my reach!1859Franklin Variorum 1998F69A+
Within my reach!1859Johnson Poems 1955J90+
Within that little hive1884Elizabeth HollandFranklin Variorum 1998F1633A+
Within that little Hive1884Josiah Holland and Elizabeth HollandJohnson Poems 1955J1607+
Within thy grave!1882Franklin Variorum 1998F1582A+
Within thy Grave!1882Johnson Poems 1955J1552+
Without a smile - without a throe1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1340A+
Without a smile -- Without a Throe1874Johnson Poems 1955J1330+
Without this -- there is nought --1862Johnson Poems 1955J655+
Without this there is nought1862Franklin Variorum 1998F464A+
With pinions of disdain1877Franklin Variorum 1998F1448A+
With Pinions of Disdain1877Johnson Poems 1955J1431+
With sweetness unabatedFranklin Variorum 1998F1713A+
With sweetness unabatedJohnson Poems 1955J1709+
With thee in the desert1861Franklin Variorum 1998F201A+
With thee, in the Desert --1860Johnson Poems 1955J209+
Wolfe demanded during dying1862Susan DickinsonFranklin Variorum 1998F482A+
Wolfe demanded during dying1862Franklin Variorum 1998F482B+
Wolfe demanded during dying1862Franklin Variorum 1998F482C+
Wolfe demanded during dying1866Susan DickinsonJohnson Poems 1955J678+
Wonder is not precisely knowing1874Franklin Variorum 1998F1347A+
Wonder -- is not precisely Knowing1874Johnson Poems 1955J1331+
Would you like summer? Taste of our's1862Samuel BowlesFranklin Variorum 1998F272A+
Would you like summer? Taste of ours.1863Samual Bowler and Mary BowlesJohnson Poems 1955J691+