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Elijah’s Wagon Knew No Thill, By: Emily Dickinson

October 10, 2026 by Editors

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Elijah’s wagon knew no thill,
Was innocent of wheel,
Elijah’s horses as unique
As was his vehicle.
Elijah’s journey to portray,
Expire with him the skill,
Who justified Elijah,
In feats inscrutable.

Read all of Emily Dickinson's poems · About Emily Dickinson

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