Emily Dickinson — "To hang our head – ostensibly – And hide our Eyes – and weep – Is but a Ruse – t…"
To hang our head – ostensibly – And hide our Eyes – and weep – Is but a Ruse – to make our Pain The more acute – and deep –
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