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something savory or sweet that goes along with a swanky cocktail and a story about how life once was

Antique Edition of Poems by Emily Dickinson circa 1915 pink rose bud It's easy to teach anThe pedigree of honey Does not concern the bee; A clover, any time, to him Is aristocracy. Emily Dickinson {HISTORY} Emily Dickson (1830 1886) needs no formal introduction. She's one of the most famous poets to emerge from 1800s America. Since then she remains a beloved literary figure around the world. Aside from her incredible talent with words, Emily, known as an "eccentric" during her life, was a complicated person with an affinity for flowers,