



I Dwell in Possibility — Dickinson Quote Long Sleeve Tee
The season's turning, and so is everything else. A different job, a new town, or an idea you haven't told anyone yet. For once, the unknown feels like room to move.
"I dwell in Possibility —"
— Emily Dickinson
Poem 466, from the manuscript, c. 1862. We check every line against a primary source.
The poem ends with what Dickinson does in this house: "The spreading wide my narrow Hands / To gather Paradise —". Her own small reach, stretched as far as it would go.
Pull it on when the evenings cool down. Keep the plans loose.
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I Dwell in Possibility — Dickinson Quote Long Sleeve Tee
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