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A poem and a loaded gun

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English

 

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Derrick S

 

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May 16, 2012

 

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University

 

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Emily Dickinson is especially known for her precise diction, powerful imagery, and obscure timing or rhythm. In her poem "My life had stood ? A loaded Gun," she is heavily dependent on the use of images, eloquent diction and tone to convey both the literal and symbolic meaning or themes to the reader...
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The first image introduced to the reader is that of the loaded gun. This is one of the most powerful images throughout the poem as it is, as we find, out also the speaker. A the first thing that is brought to the readers mind is the aurora of potential. The sheer potential for destruction and death that is associated with a loaded gun sets the mood for the rest of the poem to build from...
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