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Emily Dickinson's Collected Poems

Part Three: Nature 38. South winds jostle them

WITH FLOWERS.


South winds jostle them,

Bumblebees come,

Hover, hesitate,

Drink, and are gone.


Butterflies pause

On their passage Cashmere;

I, softly plucking,

Present them here!

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