Emily Dickinson (1830)
Dickinson is widely considered one of the greatest American poets. After attending Amherst Academy and Mount Holyoke Seminary, she returned to her family home and spent the rest of her life there, writing. By 1860, she was boldly experimenting with language. Few of her poems were published in her lifetime, but after her death, her cache of poems was discovered, and heavily edited collections were published starting in 1890. It was not until what year that an unaltered collection was published? More… Discuss
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the name of our cat is
EMILY DICKINSON too –
but she can’t write at all…
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It’s OK she could do all that in another life, and probably, again in a future one: Question is did you wrap it for Christmas?
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