For largest Woman s Heart I knew by Emily Dickinso
мочь мало сделать мне -
Но, всё ж, той сердца полноте
сдержать стрелу вполне,
вернув, с наукой от моей,
ко мне, где я нежней.
(Эмили - к Сью.)
[David Preest:
Emily sent a copy of this poem to Sue. What little
can Emily do when Sue’s heart is so large?
Well, Emily knows that Cupid has fixed in her own heart
an arrow of love for Sue, and so, instructed by this,
she can with more tenderness than ever suggest to Sue
that there is plenty of room in her large heart for Cupid
to fix an arrow of love for Emily. Presumably at the end
of the last line something like ‘you, to make this
suggestion’ has to be supplied.]
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For largest Woman's Heart I knew by Emily Dickinson
For largest Woman's Heart I knew --
'Tis little I can do --
And yet the largest Woman's Heart
Could hold an Arrow -- too --
And so, instructed by my own,
I tenderer, turn Me to.
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