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Emily Dickinson Poem Analysis

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English

 

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Lilly B

 

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July 10, 2015

 

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University

 

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Since she was dying the world seemed different to her. She had different views on her life and all of the sudden the smallest things she used to take for granted meant so much to her. This verse is an aphorism on how you don't know what you truly have until it's gone. Once you're faced with losing your life even the smallest things become meaningful...
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Since she was dying the world seemed different to her. She had different views on her life and all of the sudden the smallest things she used to take for granted meant so much to her. This verse is an aphorism on how you don't know what you truly have until it's gone. Once you're faced with losing your life even the smallest things become meaningful...
displayed 300 characters

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