Who said "The Martyr Poets did not tell but wrought their Pains."?

This quote is attributed to Emily Dickinson.

The Martyr Poets did not tell but wrought their Pains. - Emily Dickinson

"The Martyr Poets did not tell but wrought their Pains."

Emily Dickinson Art

Poet American 1830–1886

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"Tell all the truth but tell it slant."

"I dwell in Possibility."

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"The stage is my true home."

"Art is the expression of the soul."

"Living well means living properly."

"Art and music are the treasures of civilization"