A fuzzy fellow, without feet

"A fuzzy fellow, without feet" is a playful Emily Dickinson poem that sets a riddle about a velvet-coated creature who runs without legs. It follows him through grass and branches, down onto passers-by, and into a silken winter hideaway. Then spring arrives with a surprising change. Dickinson keeps the creature's name hidden until the final stanza, so the poem feels like a whispered secret shared between the poet and the reader.

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