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Copland, Aaron
1900-1990
(b Brooklyn, NY, 14 Nov 1900; d North Tarrytown, NY, 2 Dec 1990). American
Eight Poems of Emily Dickinson <1948–1950; rev 1970>
medium voice
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Source of text: Emily Dickinson. Language: English
I. "Nature, the gentlest mother"
II. "There came a wind like a bugle"
III. "The world feels dusty"
IV. "Heart, we will forget him"
V. "Dear March, come in!"
VI. "Sleep is supposed to be"
VII. "Going to heaven!"
VIII. "The chariot"
II. "There came a wind like a bugle"
III. "The world feels dusty"
IV. "Heart, we will forget him"
V. "Dear March, come in!"
VI. "Sleep is supposed to be"
VII. "Going to heaven!"
VIII. "The chariot"
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Contents—I. Nature, the Gentlest Mother; II. There Came a Wind Like a Bugle; III. The World Feels Dusty; IV. Heart, We Will Forget Him; V. Dear March, Come In!; VI. Sleep Is Supposed to Be; VII. Going to Heaven!; VIII. The Chariot
Contents—I. Nature, the Gentlest Mother; II. There Came a Wind Like a Bugle; III. The World Feels Dusty; IV. Heart, We Will Forget Him; V. Dear March, Come In!; VI. Sleep Is Supposed to Be; VII. Going to Heaven!; VIII. The Chariot