English poem
The Shelter.
The body grows outside,— The more convenient way,— That if the spirit like to hide, Its temple stands alway Ajar, secure, inviting; It never did betray The soul that asked its shelter In timid honesty.
Versos English Emily Elizabeth Dickinson The Shelter.
English poem
The body grows outside,— The more convenient way,— That if the spirit like to hide, Its temple stands alway Ajar, secure, inviting; It never did betray The soul that asked its shelter In timid honesty.