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Comparison of Emily Dickinson Poems

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November 3, 2010

 

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The ending of "I" concludes the statement started in verse two. Its concept is that the one who is dying is the one who truly values the news of triumph. Likewise, "VIII" starts off with a statement similar to that of "I". A hurt animal jumps higher than usual due to the shock of death. The following verse reinforces the idea in a different manner, a hurt rock gushes, broken steel springs, and a cheek is red where it has been hurt...
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The following verse reinforces the idea in a different manner, a hurt rock gushes, broken steel springs, and a cheek is red where it has been hurt. The concluding verse states that people only laugh to mask their pain in order to avoid showing the sadness that they harbor to the world. Now that each poem has been paraphrased, it is simple to spy similarities and differences in their topics and structure...
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