Emily Dickinson Quotes

While I Was Fearing It, It Came,
But Came With Less Of Fear,
Because That Fearing It So Long
Had Almost Made It Dear.
There Is A Fitting A Dismay,
A Fitting A Despair.
'T Is Harder Knowing It Is Due,
Than Knowing It Is Here.
The Trying On The Utmost,
The Morning It Is New,
Is Terribler Than Wearing It
A Whole Existence Through

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