Emily Dickinson's Collected Poems

Thunderstorm

How did the wind rock the grass and finally a menace

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This refers to the movement of the grass, and subsequently the movement of the trees. The "rocking" serves as a warning, alerting those traveling the road to the threatening weather.

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