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A Saucer holds a Cup
In sordid human Life
But in a Squirrel's estimate
A Saucer hold a Loaf.
A Table of a Tree
Demands the little King
And every Breeze that run along
His Dining Room do swing.
His Cutlery-he keeps
Within his Russer Lips-
To see it flashing when he dines
Do Birmingham eclipse-
Convicted-could we be
Of our Minutiae
The smallest Citizen that flies
Is heartier than we-
A Saucer Holds A Cup
Emily Dickinson
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Poem topics: life, tree, human, king, room, hold, squirrel, eclipse, citizen, estimate, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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