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Again, because of her particularity, we can conclude that Emily Dickinson is a poetess of her own world. Her poetry doesn‘t fit to any particular group but to herself. Part IV: Conclusion
To sum up, Emily Dickinson was one of the greatest women in American history of literature. Her poetry comes out in burst; the poems are short, many of them being based on a single image or symbol. But within her little lyrics Miss Dickinson writes about some of the most important things in life. She writes about love and lover, when she either never really found or else gave up, she writes about success, which she thought she never achieved, and about failure, which she considered her constant companion.
Her poetry is read for its particularity, such as the use of unconventional similes, metaphors, dramatic monologues and unusual dashes. Although my research only explores some parts of Emily is talent, there is no doubt that the solitary poetess of Amherst, Massachusetts, is a writer of great power and beauty. She is a poetess of her own world.
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EMILY DICKINSON－A POETESS OF HER OWN WORLD
BY DU YAN PING
A thesis submitted to the Department of English Language and Literature of Foreign Languages Lollege, Shaanxi Normal University, in partial fulfillment of the degree bachelor of arts in English language and literature
May , 2006
