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Emily on St. Valentine's day 2005

How much more can be said on or about this day? I'll leave this poem by Emily Dickinson as a stamp in cyberspace. I'm not familiar with her entire catalog, but this one has remained with me since being introduced to it.

"Here's a sigh to those that love me/And a smile to those that hate./And for whatever sky's above me/Here's a heart for any fate."

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