The post I happened upon provides an interesting take on Dickinson’s lines, “I dwell in Possibility – / A fairer House than Prose – / More numerous of Windows – / Superior – for Doors –” since the response comes from a carpenter who is also a writer. Check it out, HERE.
In the post he mentions, “Vendler’s reading of Poem 466 is good and fairly uncomplicated,” so of course, I had to explore, “Who is Vendler” – and I found this info, HERE.
I wondered if Vendler’s reading of this poem ended up on YouTube, but not so; however, I did find this:
At some point yesterday, as I was sifting through the many poems with “may”/”May,” I shifted to a search on poems with “house” – led there, of course, by “One sister have I in our house.” I landed on this particular blog, and I remember running a word search on “house” – but at that point, I was still looking for references related to the “One sister” poem.