Emily Dickinson Quotes

Superiority To Fate
Is Difficult To Learn.
'Tis Not Conferred By Any,
But Possible To Earn
A Pittance At A Time,
Until, To Her Surprise,
The Soul With Strict Economy
Subsists Till Paradise.

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