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Emily Dickinson Photo-Poetic Labyrinth
Emily Dickinson's Nature Mysticism : A Photo Poetic Labyrinth
Explore a clickable 4-circuit meander, or labyrinth, with 32 mystic poems by
Emily Dickinson, combining nature spirituality and travel imagery. The labyrinth
also includes related commentary adapted from ED's own writings, a garden 'tis what?
and Afterthoughts! (slideshows), a guide to Dickinson's Herbarium, and a copy
of St. Teresa of Avila's labyrinthian spiritual journey, the Interior Castle
Circuit # I

(00) (Preface) The Blunder Is In Estimate (J-1684) (F-1690)

(01) A Route of Evanescence (J-1463) (F-1489)

(02) It Sounded As If the Streets Were Running (J-1397) (F-1454)

(03) Two Butterflies Went Out at Noon (J-0533) (F-0571)

(04) Wild Nights! Wild Nights! (J-0249) (F-0269)

(05) A Spider Sewed at Night (J-1138) (F-1163)

(06) Lightly Stepped a Yellow Star (J-1672) (F-1698)

(07) (Epilogue) Though the Great Waters Sleep (J-1599) (F-1641)

Circuit # II

(08) (Preface) Will there Really Be a "Morning"? (J-0101) (F-0148)

(09) As If I Asked a Common Alms (J-0323) (F-0014)

(10) Let Me Not Mar That Perfect Dream (J-1335) (F-1361)

(11) I Taste a Liquor Never Brewed (J-0214) (F-0207)

(12) A Narrow Fellow in the Grass (J-0986) (F-1096)

(13) How Happy is the Little Stone (J-1510) (F-1570)

(14) The Murmur of a Bee (J-0155) (F-0217)

(15) (Epilogue) The Pedigree of Honey (J-1627) (F-1650)

Circuit # III

(16) (Preface) How Soft a Caterpillar Steps (J-1448) (F-1523)

(17) So, from the Mould (J-0066) (F-0110)

(18) A Bird Came Down the Walk (J-0328) (F-0359)

(19) Further in Summer than the Birds (J-1068) (F-0895)

(20) The Morns are Meeker than They Were (J-0012) (F-0032)

(21) The Sky is Low, the Clouds are Mean (J-1075) (F-1121)

(22) It Sifts from Leaden Sieves (J-0311) (F-0291)

(23) (Epilogue) A Wind that Rose Though Not a Leaf (J-1259) (F-1216)

Circuit # IV

(24) (Preface) There is a Solitude of Space (J-1695) (F-1696)

(25) A Little Road Not Made of Man (J-0647) (F-0758)

(26) I Send Two Sunsets (J-0308) (F-0557)

(27) Nature Is What We See (J-0668) (F-0721)

(28) He Ate and Drank the Precious Words (J-1587) (F-1593)

(29) No Ladder Needs the Birds but Skies (J-1574) (F-1605)

(30) These are the Signs to Nature's Inns (J-1077) (F-1106)

(31) (Epilogue) No Matter Where the Saints Abide (J-1541) (F-1576)

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