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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
There's a certain Slant of light
Heavenly Hurt
There's a certain Slant of light
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:22
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
The Bustle in a House
Heavenly Hurt
The Bustle in a House
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
Under the Light, yet under
Heavenly Hurt
Under the Light, yet under
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:1
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
Behind Me — dips Eternity -
Heavenly Hurt
Behind Me — dips Eternity -
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:5
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
A Shade upon the mind
Heavenly Hurt
A Shade upon the mind
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:4
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
There is a pain — so utter
Heavenly Hurt
There is a pain — so utter
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:26
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Heavenly Hurt
The Love a Life can show Below
Heavenly Hurt
The Love a Life can show Below
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:37
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
The Definition of Beauty, is
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
The Definition of Beauty, is
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
49
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
Beauty — be not Caused — it is
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
Beauty — be not Caused — it is
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:19
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
So Gay a Flower
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
So Gay a Flower
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:28
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
Estranged from Beauty — none can be
Dickinson: The Definition of Beauty
Estranged from Beauty — none can be
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:34
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Of Being is a Bird
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Of Being is a Bird
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:42
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Sang from the Heart, Sire
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Sang from the Heart, Sire
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:16
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Beauty Crowds me till I die
Songs (3) from An Exultation of Birds
Beauty Crowds me till I die
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:15
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Three Seas
There is a solitude of space
Three Seas
There is a solitude of space
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:6
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Three Seas
As if the sea should part
Three Seas
As if the sea should part
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:22
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Three Seas
A soft Sea washed around the House
Three Seas
A soft Sea washed around the House
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:7
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
An Easter Triptych
He is alive this morning
An Easter Triptych
He is alive this morning
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:15
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
An Easter Triptych
"Unto Me?" I do not know you
An Easter Triptych
"Unto Me?" I do not know you
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:57
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
An Easter Triptych
While it is alive
An Easter Triptych
While it is alive
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:50
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: On Nature
Nature is what we see
Dickinson: On Nature
Nature is what we see
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:6
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: On Nature
I think that the Root of the Wind is Water
Dickinson: On Nature
I think that the Root of the Wind is Water
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:48
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Dickinson: On Nature
Answer July
Dickinson: On Nature
Answer July
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:5
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
It's all I have to bring today
Echoes from the Hills
It's all I have to bring today
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:53
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
Talk not to me of summer trees
Echoes from the Hills
Talk not to me of summer trees
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
2:37
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
Sweet mountains — ye tell me no lie
Echoes from the Hills
Sweet mountains — ye tell me no lie
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:1
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
My faith is larger than the hills
Echoes from the Hills
My faith is larger than the hills
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:49
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
One joy of so much anguish
Echoes from the Hills
One joy of so much anguish
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:16
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
Exultation is the going
Echoes from the Hills
Exultation is the going
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
1:53
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Alice Parker
Alice Parker
Echoes from the Hills
Tie the strings to my life, my Lord
Echoes from the Hills
Tie the strings to my life, my Lord
Alice Parker: Heavely Hurt - Poems by Emily Dickinson
3:9
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