Poems by Emily Dickinson-2
XXXV. THE RAT.

Emily Dick

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The rat is the concisest tenant.

He pays no rent, --

Repudiates the obligation,

On schemes intent.

Balking our wit

To sound or circumvent,

Hate cannot harm

A foe so reticent.

Neither decree

Prohibits him,

Lawful as

Equilibrium.

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