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1. I dwell in Possibility Introduction. Let's play pretend. Imagine you're a white lady in 19th-century Massachusetts (that may be easier for some more than others). Now imagine you're the kind of lady who doesn't fit in. You're not totally down with the super Puritanical values and all that fussy society stuff.

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4. Nov 10,  · I-dwell-in-Possibility-perusal. Program Note. I dwell in possibility is a setting of the poem by Emily Dickinson. Text. I dwell in Possibility — A fairer House than Prose — More numerous of Windows — Superior — for Doors — Of Chambers as the Cedars — Impregnable of Eye — And for an Everlasting Roof The Gambrels of the Sky —.

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5. Curtis Johnson (9/23/ PM). I dwell in possibility; My occupation is this. The spreading of my narrow hands to gather paradise. I love this poem. The possibilities of life are endless, no matter the size of my hand, my abilities, or my gifts.

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6. Mar 21,  · Both are technically fine, but they’re clunky. An easier way of putting it is: “Is there any way for ” Or, you could use “Is it possible for ” These give a more direct approach, though it’s not as formal or drawn out as your examples. Personal opi.

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7. Jul 18,  · I dwell in Possibility-- A fairer House than Prose-- More numerous of Windows-- Superior--for Doors-- Of Chambers as the Cedars-- Impregnable of Eye-- And for an Everlasting Roof The Gambrels of the Sky-- Of Visitors--the fairest-- For Occupation--This-- The spreading wide my .

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8. Our job is to talk about I dwell in Possibility poem number and we'll do it by collaborating together on a collective close reading. So, Max, when we get to the word dwell, it's all yours to start us off on it. Molly, Possibility. Good luck with that one.

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