Again—his voice is at the door
"Again—his voice is at the door" is a short Emily Dickinson poem that captures the hush of a long-awaited visit. A woman hears a beloved voice, picks a flower to justify her face, and crosses the hall with trembling steps. Their careful talk, a walk with only the moon for company, and an hour of near-confession build quiet tension. What does such a moment cost, and who must count the price?
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