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Emily Dickinson's Collected Poems

Part Four: Time and Eternity 32. It was too late for man

It was too late for man,

But early yet for God;

Creation impotent to help,

But prayer remained our side.


How excellent the heaven,

When earth cannot be had;

How hospitable, then, the face

Of our old neighbor, God!

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