Further Poems of Emily Dickinson/Good morning, Midnight!

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GOOD morning, Midnight!
I'm coming home,
Day got tired of me—
How could I of him?

Sunshine was a sweet place,
I liked to stay—
But Morn didn't want me—now—
So good night, Day!

I can look, can't I?
When the East is red?
The hills have a way, then,
That puts the heart abroad.

You are not so fair, Midnight—
I chose Day,
But please take a little Girl
He turned away!

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