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==** Emily Dickinson was a great American poet who have built an everlasting effect on **** her reader and poetry as well. She was a very complicated poet to understand because of thought patterns. She wrote poems about her life experience and her deepest thoughts. Emily's most popular themes consists of love, nature, alienation, and death which all were influence by her very own private isolated lifestyle. Emily Dickinson was very passionate and wrote with lots of intensity about her all themes especially in the themes of love -- was she the most emotional and considerably impressive. The theme of love was the subject that consists of pain and heartache for Emily. In her love poems, usually gives off the feelings of longing and pain that usually turned into self pity. For example, in her most famous love poem, "i cannot live without you" is one of the most perfect example of her longing for love and self-pitying herself. In the poem, she talks about her life and her lover's life are different and they cannot share what they have together -- they must remain apart. A **** nother example is in her poem called "heart, we shall forget him" which talks about how she's forcing her heart and her mind to forget the happiness her lover has brought to her life. As for the theme of death, we can see in one of poem which is called "so proud she was to die" which talks about her contentment towards the idea of death. Her popularity is a tribute to her ingenious use of unusual compression, unconventional grammar, and strained figures of speech which often generalized with the used of symbolism, metaphors, and allegory. Her attitudes varies towards the questions about life and death which was expressed in a variety of different tones. I think that author talks about love the most is because her life was very isolated and lonely. Her poems are a depiction of her life and her lonely/isolated life is different than many of those around her. Reading her poems, i sense dark and depressed images that her poems gives off. Because Emily Dickinson lived a lonely isolated life, she often uses her poems to portray her hidden feelings towards the object of her thoughts. **==




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