| WE thirst at first,—’t is Nature’s act; | |
| And later, when we die, | |
| A little water supplicate | |
| Of fingers going by. | |
| It intimates the finer want, | 5 |
| Whose adequate supply | |
| Is that great water in the west | |
| Termed immortality. -Emily Dickinson |
| WE thirst at first,—’t is Nature’s act; | |
| And later, when we die, | |
| A little water supplicate | |
| Of fingers going by. | |
| It intimates the finer want, | 5 |
| Whose adequate supply | |
| Is that great water in the west | |
| Termed immortality. -Emily Dickinson |
Our natural wants, desires and needs...when we really donʻt need so much at all. In death, we release all want and desire and no longer have the need for need. So beautiful.
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