Secrets of the Line to Tell by Suzanne MooreThe work of Emily Dickinson has woven its way into book works and 2D works for the past two years. The complexity and richness of her poetry includes much darker, more candid and personal thoughts than we might expect from a "proper 19th Century lady of Amherst." In researching and presenting Dickinsons poems, I have been struck by the immediacy of her ideas, including questions of "the edge," the place between existence and what is "beyond". In this