

I Dwell in Possibility — Emily Dickinson Quote Garment-Dyed Organic T-Shirt
Someone asked for your five-year plan, and you said you’re keeping your options open. They looked worried. You’ve never felt better.
"I dwell in Possibility —"
— Emily Dickinson
Poem 466, from the manuscript, c. 1862. We check every line against a primary source.
The poem calls Possibility "A fairer House than Prose," with more windows than the ordinary kind. Dickinson chose the one with the most ways out, and moved in.
The word starts inside the box and climbs right out of it, dash and all.
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Wear it on the days you say maybe instead of no.
Read the full story behind this quote: Why Emily Dickinson Valued Private Journals Over Public Fame.
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