We're not sure exactly which poem it was that inspired the S. C. Johnson company to create Dickinson-related air fresheners – either Emmett Lee Dickinson's "They have a lasting Odor – that to most" (below on the left) or Emily Dickinson's "They have a little Odor – that to me" (below on the right) – but the scents of the new sprays and solids sure smell like poetry to us!
 | Pictured from left to right: S. C. Johnson's new Dickinson-themed air fresheners: * Sunrise's Yellow Noise * What A Willow Be * Life Would All Be Spring * All We Know of Heaven Click the image to enlarge. |
| By Emmett Lee Dickinson: They have a lasting Odor – that to most Is nasty – yea – ’tis mildewy And spiciest at fading – indicate A Habit – of one’s Flatulence – | By Emily Dickinson: They have a little Odor – that to me Is metre – nay – 'tis melody – And spiciest at fading – indicate – A Habit – of a Laureate – |
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