Poems by emiley Dickinson

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None of Emily Dickinson's poems have official titles. Most of her poems are named after the first line of the poem. Some of her best poems include: A Bird Came Down A Door Just Opened on the Street A Drop Fell on the Apple Tree A Light Exists in Spring A Long, Long Sleep, a Famous Sleep A Narrow Fellow in the Grass Because I Could Not Stop for Death (This is probably her most famous poem) I Cannot Live Without You I Died for Beauty But was Scarce I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died *Emily Dickinson had many, many more poems because she spent just about her entire adult life writing poetry. Her poems span many genres and deal with love, death, religion, and even menial objects like frogs. Many of her poems are appropriate for children, while others have more serious topics.