Could I but ride indefinite (661) Emily Dickinson
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Could I but ride indefinite
As doth the Meadow Bee
And visit only where I liked
And No man visit me
And flirt all Day with Buttercups
And marry whom I may
And dwell a little everywhere
Or better, run away
With no Police to follow
Or chase me if I do
Till I should jump Peninsulas
To get away from you—
I said "But just to be a Bee"
Upon a Raft of Air
And row in Nowhere all Day long
And anchor "off the Bar"
What Liberty! So Captives deem
Who tight in Dungeons are.
As doth the Meadow Bee
And visit only where I liked
And No man visit me
And flirt all Day with Buttercups
And marry whom I may
And dwell a little everywhere
Or better, run away
With no Police to follow
Or chase me if I do
Till I should jump Peninsulas
To get away from you—
I said "But just to be a Bee"
Upon a Raft of Air
And row in Nowhere all Day long
And anchor "off the Bar"
What Liberty! So Captives deem
Who tight in Dungeons are.
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