Thursday Poem
3 Quarks Daily • 5/7/2026
Summary
The poem "To Make a Prairie" by Emily Dickinson states that to create a prairie, it requires one clover and one bee, along with revery. The poem suggests that revery alone is sufficient if bees are scarce. Emily Dickinson lived from 1830 to 1886. The content is featured on 3QD, which invites donations to support its continuation.
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