I thought that this was a great essays about the life of Emily Dickenson. It corresponds her life to the death in her works, but i thought, to be an essay about death in the works of Emily Dickenson, it lacks information about poems with death in it. The essay talks greatly about herself, but does not talk indepth in the intended subject.I would just like to add that if you would like to discuss death in Emily Dickenson's poems, there are three poems i would like to suggest comparing. Those poems are, "Because I could not Stop for Death", "I heard a fly buzz- when i died", and "I felt a funeral in my brain."
- 28/07/2002
- 23:37:37
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