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pluck a riddle from the air - questions blow by, roll like tumbleweeds on desert sands, travel highways with no cars generations come and go - we gaze at those same stars - a penny, a dollar, for your thoughts - we wonder in our questionings a sigh, a tear,- breezes laugh - starlight winks - and something answers - as - still and silent, we stand - hear - the endless music of the spheres -

Timestamps to the songs of The Celtification of Emily Dickinson: 0:23 I Dwell in Possibility 7:53 The Pratties They Grow Small 12:57 Shores of Amerikay 18:04 How Many Times These Low Feet Staggered 20:55 A Crust A Crumb 29:26 I Had No Time To Hate 35:07 The Spider As An Artist 44:59 Silence Is All We Dread 38:46 The Irish Washerwoman 47:01 Black Cake 50:53 Guna Ban 55:18 Tis Little I Could Care For Pearls/The Brain 1:02:34 Answer July 1:06:57 Simplicity (How Happy Is The Little Stone) 1:11:34 Guna Ban (Reprise)

Excellent new video! Happy Monday! Great job, hope everyone enjoys their day! Much love! 🤍🎬🙌

A wonderful tour of our beloved Amherst Belle. Thank you soooo much.💜☮✝💜

I missed this session. Absolutely delighted to be able to watch the recording - thank you!

These poets! I loved their poetry and the dialogue. It was an honor to hear them.

This brought me to tears. So moving and I loved the story and music. Thank you for presenting this!

Hmmmmmmm.

pugilence! AND- ------- who are- you? Alas: I am somebody- living in this- livelong, dreary- June. I pray- shall not, no- never, let them know that there is- with me, you. One frog is enough- for this godforsaken bog- then-

This is such beautiful work being written by three incredible poets. I’m so thankful this was uploaded!

Wonderful poetry! The conversation was awesome as well! Thank you

Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched …… 1:00:15

Great evening of poetry. Abigail’s poetry really struck a chord with me. It’s fantastic! It’s great to have the opportunity to listen to many different poets. Thanks for sharing these videos!

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Sydney Australia

Excellent new video, happy Wednesday! Keep up the great work, you rock!

Well I was going to comment that in her lecture she didn’t mention Martha Nell Smith at all and then someone in the audience asked about one of Smith’s books. So my point remains, this editor did not bring in, especially at the moment when erasures were discussed, the name of Professor Smith, and I think it’s a shame, because Smith did pioneering research on this.

I love her! Thank you for sharing about this wonderful poet🎶🐦💛

Thank you, I have bought my copy and this was an interesting introduction to it.

Emily Dickinson Museum Official, You're fantastic! Let's be friends and have fun!

Emily Dickinson Museum Official, This is fantastic! I subscribed because I love it!

Excellent new video, fantastic job, poetry is amazing just like my distant cousin, Emily Dickinson. ❤️🎬📜🙌

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The beginning was a bit rough, but then everything evened-out ... & I appreciate the love of poetry here!

This is fantastic ... Important for the poetry world--thanks for your time & efforts!

Fantastic..I have ordered the book....so excited to read it

I very much enjoyed this!

Language is important to our identity because it shows us what makes us unique and yet one can feel (or imagine we are?) rejected or less than by our very own unique cultural heritage and people.

Did perimeter grounds work include what recently looks like the removal of hedge bushes to allow for viewing the expanse of the “path for two who love”?

Thanks and congratulations to Dr Miller and colleagues! What a fine companion to your marvelous 2016 edition of the poems. It was in fact E.D.s letters that captivated me, before the poems. Now I get the sense of a long-awaited completeness surrounding her legacy - and yet her mystique remains. I hold all of it - the known and the unknown - as sacred.

Nice!

This is fantastic!

She is my favourite Poet since 1979!

It's fascinating

It's enchanting, thanks!

I enjoyed it. Especially Jane Wald's clear narrative of the story. But, tbh, I was expecting more finality to the mystery of Emily. But, I think you gave that obliquely from what you gave us. We just know what we know, & THE POETRY! That's all we really need to know. Thanks again.

It always warms my heart to know that she left her writings behind and that certain people played a big role in supporting her

Wow thanks for sharing this, such a important video!

It's 'cassettone', not 'cassone'.😊

Phenomenal

In the admittedly short time I’ve admired Emily, I’ve become almost more interested in Susan than her. I’m so happy to hear about the upcoming biography and cannot wait to read it.

Shouldn’t you be wearing gloves?

I love The Evergreens' dining room, such sumptuous wallpaper!!

The father of Emily,had 4 if not 5 slaves on the his property ! I’m gathering information for a book or books i have not decided yet.📚 it’s going to be quite controversial especially for 2 topics discussed for in that time period .

“Childrens”???

This presentation was absolutely wonderful. Thank you

So lovely!

She would be how old? Oh, please - did you folks forget that most women would prefer not to focus on their age?

Page 23 Although she wrote almost 1700 poems during her lifetime, she only published seven of her poems when she was alive, under anonymous.

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