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The beginning of a verse where all possibilities dwell

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In this poem If you can recite the poem from memory you can close your eyes and listen to the words and hear the reverence with which she describes her poem as limitless and as open and expansive as the sky. I think the meaning she puts in for the visitors as those who read the poem to see it as she has written it.

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Emily Dickinson is one of my favorite reads. Her

poems are true to words. A few of my favorites are

"I'm Nobody! Who are you"? "Hope is the Thing with

Feathers". The Poem I dwell in Possibility as explained

in my memory box when broken down brings special

thoughts and deep meaning as can all poetry to bring a

ray of beauty to a sometimes ugly world.

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The first lines of the poem brings to mind my grandparents farm,

and how I loved the smells of the air at 4:30 in the morning.

More numerous of windows: A favorite quote "The eyes are the windows to the soul.

An everlasting roof. As a child I loved to lay in the grass looking up at the sky and seeing what kind of pictures appeared in the clouds.

The last lines: This line speaks to my heart: This I will do when the time comes to meet my King and Maker I would open my hands in supplication and enter Paradise.

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I dwell in Possibility is Dickinsons view

My views are poetry as a home that opens to the idea of freedom

as nature is. The Chambers as the Cedars: Since the cedar tree is the tallest tree and chamber

is made as two houses that are wide open to any and all possibilities that you can imagine as

beautiful as nature, and vast as the sky where beauty is in the eye of the beholder and what you

hold in your mind the meaning from the poem itself.

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Windows/Doors

The windows you can only see

through them

The door opens and allow you to

lock it when inside to feel safety.

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Poem: "I dwell in Possibility" is "ars poetica" (the art of poetry)

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Poem: "I dwell in Possibility" is "ars poetica" (the art of poetry)

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Echos: Chambers as the Cedars: Cedars are the tallest trees in certain regions of the world, so Dickinson is saying that the chambers are the highest they could possibly be.

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Echos: Chambers as the Cedars: Cedars are the tallest trees in certain regions of the world, so Dickinson is saying that the chambers are the highest they could possibly be.

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Prose/Windows

Eye/Sky/Paradise

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Prose: the ordinary form of spoken or written language,

without metrical structure, as distinguished from poetry

or verse.

Gambrels: short for gambrel roofs

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Emily Dickinson

I dwell in Possibility-

A fairer House that Prose-

More numerous of Windows-

Superior-for Doors-

Of Chambers as the Cedars-

Impregnable of Eye-

And for an Everlasting Roof

The Gambrels of the Sky-

Of Visitors- the fairest-

For Occupation-This-

The spreading wide my narrow Hands

To gather Paradise-

ca. 1862