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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NOT ANY HIGHER STANDS THE GRAVE, by EMILY DICKINSON Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
Last Line: A summer's afternoon
Subject(s): Equality
Last Line: A summer's afternoon
Subject(s): Equality
Not any higher stands the Grave
For Heroes than for Men -
Not any nearer for the Child
Than numb Three Score and Ten -
This latest Leisure equal lulls
The Beggar and his Queen
Propitiate this Democrat
A Summer's Afternoon
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