Further Poems of Emily Dickinson/Conjecturing a climate

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CONJECTURING a climate Of unsuspended suns Gives poignancy to Winter; The freezing fancy turns To a fictitious country To palliate a cold Not obviated of degree Nor eased of latitude.
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