Letter to Abiah Root (May 7, 1845) -- This is my letter to the world -- Letter to Abiah Root (January 31, 1846) -- Some keep the sabbath going to church -- Letter to Abiah Root (November 6, 1847) -- I cautious scanned my little life -- Letter to Austin Dickinson (March 30, 1853) -- To make a prarie it takes a clover and one bee -- Letter to Jane Humphrey (April, 1852) -- The robin is the one -- Letter to Susan Gilbert Dickinson (April, 1852) -- If I can stop one heart from breaking -- Letter to Austin Dickinson (April 21, 1853) -- Letter to Susan Gilbert Dickinson (Late August, 1854) -- There is no silence in the earth -- Letter to unknown recipient (1858) -- The lilac is an ancient shrub -- Letter to Joseph A. Sweester (early summer, 1858) -- Superiority to fate -- Letter to Dr. and Mrs. J.G. Holland (November 6, 1858) -- As by the dead we love to sit -- Letter to unknown recipient (about 1861) -- Title divine is mine -- Letter to unknown recipient (early 1862) -- It struck me, every day -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (April 15, 1862) -- The spider holds a silver ball -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (April 25, 1862) -- Of all the sounds dispatched abroad -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (June 7, 1862) -- Letter to Samuel Bowels (Summer, 1862) -- Remorse is memeory awake -- Tell all the truth but tell it slant -- Letter to Louise and Frances Norcross (Summer, 1874) -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (July, 1874) -- I have no life but this -- Letter to Otis P. Lord (about 1878) -- Letter to Otis P. Lord (about 1878) -- You cannot make remembrance grow -- Letter to Sally Jenkins (late December, 1880) -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (about 1881) -- How happy is the little stone -- Letter to Susan Gilbert Dickinson (about 1882) -- Arcturus is his other name -- Letter to Maria Whitney (Autumn, 1884) -- Letter to T.W. Higginson (Spring, 1886) -- Letter to Louise and Frances Norcross (May 1886).