Alter? When the hills do
"Alter? When the hills do" is a short poem by Emily Dickinson that answers a lover's doubt with a vow of constancy. The speaker measures her devotion against hills, the sun and the daffodil, asking when such steady things ever change. In just two stanzas, the poem sets quiet certainty against the fear of fading love. Read it online and notice how nature becomes the speaker's proof of loyalty.
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