Эмили Дикинсон. Mогла набрать бы Высоту

Mогла набрать бы Высоту—
Mогли б они, но нет!
Как много Смертные смогли б
Коль жили больше лет!


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Were it but Me that gained the Height —   
Were it, but they failed!               
How many things the Dying play               
Might they but live, they would!

                Emily Dickinson


               

<<One of her most famous poems is "Were it but Me that gained the Height", which was written sometime in the mid to late 1800s. This poem is a perfect example of Dickinson's writing style, as it is brief, enigmatic, and leaves much up to interpretation.

The poem can be interpreted in many different ways, depending on one's own personal beliefs and experiences. However, one possible interpretation is that the speaker is talking about a desire to reach a higher spiritual plane, or some sort of state of enlightenment or transcendence. This is suggested by the use of the word "Height," which could be seen as a metaphor for this higher plane of being.>>    

                (From the Internet)


                Стихи.ру 09 октября 2026 года