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Emily Dickinson - The Feet Of People Walking Home

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October 15, 2014

 

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The humans, now dead, would then acquire wings, immortality, and an angelic status that rises far above that of humans. Much like Dickinson's other poems, this one uses metaphors to represent similar things, such as "home," which represents "heaven," "snow," which represents the "clouds" on which heaven resides, and "vassals," which represents the "angels" who serve God...
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Dickinson uses the words "extorted," "larceny," and "death" to emphasize the crime that is personified here. Dickinson uses more metaphors in this stanza to compare the onrush of people entering heaven to divers who take pearls from the sea. In both cases, a sense of "value" is diminished, or perhaps even lost...
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