I Never Saw A Moor By Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

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I Never Saw A Moor By Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

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I Never Saw A Moor, I Never Saw The Sea; Yet Know I How The Heather Looks, And What A Wave Must Be. I Never Spoke With God, Nor Visited In Heaven; Yet Certain Am I Of The Spot As If The Chart Were Given.

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