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    growing or improving, will eventually feel lost and, maybe even at some point, depressed. All great idols, such as Emily Dickinson, have become idealized for the growth they’ve experienced while reaching their goals. Emily Dickinson took writing as her anchor to happiness. She dropped out of school due to depression, and spent most of the time in her room writing poems and such. Dickinson could’ve spent her days doing other activities girls her age would normally do, but she preferred…

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    Emerson, and David Thoreau are some of the more popular writers of this movement. Emily Dickinson was born during the middle of this movement. Many people call her a transcendentalist writer. Others think that since Dickinson was influence by some of the writers of this time period, the ideas of transcendentalism just reflected in her own work. The question still remains, “Are people supposed to consider Emily Dickinson a transcendentalist write?” Transcendentalist focus on many different…

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    this shows that death is the end stage of life processes. However from the poem, "I Felt A Funeral, In My Brain" written by Emily Dickinson, she illustrated the relationship between life and death, the lost of one's mind, and a self-conflict in life through concrete detail of a familiar act…

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    writings of Emily Dickinson from a personal perspective which relates to a person’s separation from the modern-day church, along with organized religion. Dickinson’s poems 1577 and 236 challenges the importance of religious sanctions and beliefs, such as attending a church service in “Go to Church on the Sabbath”, as seen in poem 236, and an interpretation of the Bible in poem 1577. This reveals that individuality can affect a person’s faith and commitment to the religious world. Dickinson…

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    look at the time they lived in and how it influenced their style of writing. Emily Dickinson is a poet who wasn’t discovered during her lifetime but has some of the most amazing work. Her writings seems to possess possible connections to her life as well as give the readers beautiful images. Although her work wasn’t discovered until after her life she was still an amazing poet who knew how to use language. Emily Dickinson was never in the lime light for her writing, instead she had a rather…

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    “Taking Off Emily Dickinson's Clothes” the poet Billy Collins wants to expose, in a good way, a fellow poet of nineteenth century Emily Dickinson. Collins throughout his poem using metaphors as a way to vividly describe his action. In addition Collins uses a light language which stops him from offending Emily Dickinson and also uses imagery in order to be more sufficient in his exposition of Emily Dickinson. Billy Collins wants to expose and understand the insight part of Emily Dickinson.…

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    a horrible home life, Dickinson did have interesting hobbies and quirks. She studied botany and had a large herbarium at her home “(Emily Dickinson : Poetry Out Loud)”. Dickinson is used as a prominent figure in literature, but during her lifetime she was better known for gardening. As well as being an avid gardener, Dickinson also developed a love for baking “ (Anirudh)”. Throughout her poems, none of the themes suggest Dickinson had an active romantic life “(Emily Dickinson; Poetry Foundation…

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    Walt Whitman& Emily Dickinson Points of View Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are one of the most famous poets in the American literature. Walt Whitman in his poem shows that he does not have any religion to follow, he creates his own one, and in some point it shows that he believes in God, but he does not follow the religion. Another point is that in “Song of Myself” he is celebrating himself and the doctor’s opinions are the spiritual relationship. Additionally, he describes his and the…

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    them? Many people wonder what happens after they die and hope to find peace with death. Emily Dickinson’s poem, “If I Should Die,” expresses how she feels about the world’s life after death. The poem depicts death as being peaceful and the world as disregardful. Dickinson uses various poetic devices including vivid imagery, alliteration, and repetition to emphasize her thoughts and feelings about dying. Dickinson began suffering from depression, anxiety, and agoraphobia at a very young age…

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    Edwin Arlington Robinson “Richard Cory” and Emily Dickinson “I’m Nobody! Who are you? “are two memorable poems that inspired generations of readers. Richard Cory defines what it means to be richer than a king and well known. While Emily Dickinson promotes an idea that she deeply valued. The idea signified privacy over popularity. Although the two iconic poets had many differences they shared similar characteristics, such as their appearance versus reality in society. The initial interpretation…

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