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- English: Emily Dickinson poem I taste a liquor never brewed published in the Springfield Daily Republican 4 May 1861.
- This poem was first published under the title “The May-Wine”, although Emily Dickinson didn’t give it a name during her lifetime.
- Dickinson’s death certificate lists Bright’s disease as the cause of death, but recent research suggests that she may have actually suffered from severe...
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The May-Wine
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Лирическое стихотворение, написанное Эмили Дикинсон, впервые опубликованное в Springfield Daily Republican 4 мая 1861 года по ныне утраченной копии. Хотя республиканец и озаглавил стихотворение "Майское вино", Дикинсон никогда не давала названия стихотворению, поэтому на него обычно ссылаются по его первой строке.