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4\\ Jeeyon Shim, dirt goblin @ @jeeyonshim A friend on Facebook posted about how Emily Dickinson used the common meter and so her poems can all be sung to the tune of
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Because I Could Not Stop For Death' written in my Gallifreyan conlang, Hesteylun es Talfrey (yeah the metre doesn't work so well after translation) : r/gallifreyan
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Because I Could Not Stop For Death Poem by Emily Dickinson
