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Good Morning — Midnight
I'm coming Home
Day — got tired of Me
How could I — of Him?
This powerful opening line, where one of Dickinson’s characteristic dashes both separates (typographically) and unites (semantically; in the reader’s mind) the greeting of “Good Morning” and the time that seems to be its opposite, “midnight”, was taken by Jean Rhys as the title of her 1934 novel  Good Morning, Midnight . 

Good Morning — Midnight