Emily Dickinson Quote

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"Pour faire une prairie, il faut un trèfle et une abeille, un trèfle et une abeille et un rêve, le rêve seul suffira si les abeilles sont rares."

Translations

“I felt a funeral in my brain, and mourners to and fro”

Emily Dickinson

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