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You're in line at the pharmacy, scrolling. Nobody around you would guess you just redesigned the kitchen, plotted a novel, and solved a friend's problem, all in your head.
Dickinson rarely traveled far from Amherst. She didn't need to. Everything she wanted to explore was already in there.
BRAIN is cut open, and the rest of the quote runs through the gap. One holds the other.
In your hand a hundred times a day. Proof there's more going on than anyone sees.
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“The Brain—is wider than the Sky—”Emily Dickinson · Quote Phone Case
You're in line at the pharmacy, scrolling. Nobody around you would guess you just redesigned the kitchen, plotted a novel, and solved a friend's problem, all in your head.
Dickinson rarely traveled far from Amherst. She didn't need to. Everything she wanted to explore was already in there.
BRAIN is cut open, and the rest of the quote runs through the gap. One holds the other.
In your hand a hundred times a day. Proof there's more going on than anyone sees.
Same line, also on
Where this line came from.
Emily Dickinson, Poem 598, from the manuscript, c. 1862.
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