Emily Dickinson

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January 25, 2015

 

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In her poem "Because I could not stop for Death," she refers to "Death" in a good way. Dickinson states in the poem that "He kindly stopped for me --" (1103, 2). Death is not commonly known as being "kind", which leads us to believe that Dickinson used this line to hint that death was a good thing. In the entire poem, she does not refer to death in a negative way...
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Dickinson states in the poem that "He kindly stopped for me --" (1103, 2). Death is not commonly known as being "kind", which leads us to believe that Dickinson used this line to hint that death was a good thing. In the entire poem, she does not refer to death in a negative way. This shows more irony since death is often feared by many, either regarding themselves or other...
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