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Emily Dickinson's Collected Poems

Part Four: Time and Eternity 73. Taken from men this morning

REQUIEM.


Taken from men this morning,

Carried by men to-day,

Met by the gods with banners

Who marshalled her away.


One little maid from playmates,

One little mind from school, --

There must be guests in Eden;

All the rooms are full.


Far as the east from even,

Dim as the border star, --

Courtiers quaint, in kingdoms,

Our departed are.

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