As Imperceptibly as Grief.
- Created by: Sophia Booth
- Created on: 20-05-18 16:04
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- Written by Emily Dickinson.
- Poems often discuss death and nature.
- What the poems about.
-> How summer comes to an end so gradually that you dont notice it when it finishes.
-> End of summer seems to represent the end of grief.
- Form.
-> Rhythm mirrors the pattern of everyday speech.
-> Long dashes create long pauses and enhance the poem's slow, reflective mood.
- Structure.
-> Natural metaphors which reveal the speaker's feelings about the way that grief fades away gradually.
-> Single stanza adds to the sense of gradual change - not any…
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