Emily Dickinson’s “Because I Could Not Stop for Death”:
Marry to the Death Death is the eternal theme of a poem which is the coexistence of love. It is the outcome of the life that everybody can 't get rid of. People the "death" to give the imagination, all kinds of stories about ghosts and legends is also due to the fear of dead, and most of the poems of the description of "death" is the awful fear and ghastly, but Emily Dickinson is different. Dickinson is the United States in nineteenth Century, the famous female poet, to express the outstanding views of death. Her "Because I could not stop for Death", the poet describe a from life to death of travel, launched a flow picture of life and death of philosophy and poetry images …show more content…
In the second part of the poem, the poet describes her feelings and mood when she travels with the Death as, " We slowly drove― He knew no haste "(line 5). In that way death is the inevitable outcome, we have what reason to rush, panic? The Death is a very friendly gentleman, In the face of such a refined and cultured gentleman, poet, of course to do an elegant lady, so "I had put away my labor and My Leisure too"(6-7), to respond his Civility and enjoy the journey scenery together. Like poet, we in the life process has been worked hard in order to obtain good life bustle around, when we accumulate a lot of wealth that we can rest in peace time, death is coming, he will take away the just our life, our wealth, our past glory, our family, and we thought we owned all the precious things, nothing we can do will carry away. So when this day comes, we will be calm and give them up and give up everything we …show more content…
In the poem the poet expresses her special views on life, death and eternity, and it just fits the poet 's desire for immortality and eternity as long as she was known by the world after her death. However, she has totally won the eternity because of her poetries have become one of the most important literatures in the United States
Marry to the Death Death is the eternal theme of a poem which is the coexistence of love. It is the outcome of the life that everybody can 't get rid of. People the "death" to give the imagination, all kinds of stories about ghosts and legends is also due to the fear of dead, and most of the poems of the description of "death" is the awful fear and ghastly, but Emily Dickinson is different. Dickinson is the United States in nineteenth Century, the famous female poet, to express the outstanding views of death. Her "Because I could not stop for Death", the poet describe a from life to death of travel, launched a flow picture of life and death of philosophy and poetry images …show more content…
In the second part of the poem, the poet describes her feelings and mood when she travels with the Death as, " We slowly drove― He knew no haste "(line 5). In that way death is the inevitable outcome, we have what reason to rush, panic? The Death is a very friendly gentleman, In the face of such a refined and cultured gentleman, poet, of course to do an elegant lady, so "I had put away my labor and My Leisure too"(6-7), to respond his Civility and enjoy the journey scenery together. Like poet, we in the life process has been worked hard in order to obtain good life bustle around, when we accumulate a lot of wealth that we can rest in peace time, death is coming, he will take away the just our life, our wealth, our past glory, our family, and we thought we owned all the precious things, nothing we can do will carry away. So when this day comes, we will be calm and give them up and give up everything we …show more content…
In the poem the poet expresses her special views on life, death and eternity, and it just fits the poet 's desire for immortality and eternity as long as she was known by the world after her death. However, she has totally won the eternity because of her poetries have become one of the most important literatures in the United States