109

A blackout poem made from a page of poetry by Emily Dickinson. Portions of the poem are crossed out or scribbled out in black marker.

By Sophia Mustone ’26 @sophiagmustone

109

When it goes, tis like the distance

LXXXIII
Summer eventually —
with
little girls with dolls

Will tint landscape
deep in
lies

bending many a year,
Will sway
the tune
fathers have hummed;

The wild hatred,
Her
covenant genitals
priests adjust
When sacrament is done.