Two Worlds
Two Worlds is a short poem that sets the steady rhythm of nature beside the weight of human suffering. Emily Dickinson watches mornings bloom into noon, wildflowers kindle in the woods, and brooks chatter on, while a blackbird sings past Calvary. Then a bee grieves for its lost rose as if nothing larger exists. The poem asks what sorrow really measures, and who decides what matters.
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