After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside—
In "After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside," Emily Dickinson turns to the little bluebird as nature's most faithful voice. This short poem follows the bird's song as it rises above life's changes, arrives first in March to challenge the wind, and stays on after summer has slipped away. Its panting note comforts like a friend, and the closing image of loyalty lingers well after the final line.
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