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This edition of Emily Dickinson's Selected Poems includes an Index of First Lines as well as an Afterword and Biographical Note by Debra Fried of Cornell University.
Dressed always in white Emily isolates herself in her room, rarely straying from her Main Street home in Amherst, M.A. What is she doing?
She's changing the world.
She's shattering rules.
Smashing rules about poems, and words, and how to use them.
Challenging rules about woman can say and think. Destroying rules about how we can look at the universe, life, god and the mysteries of the night...
To hear the truth
sometimes you must be alone.
To tell your visions,
sometimes you must break rules.
Emily does.
Amazon.com Review
The Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Archibald MacLeish has noted the "curious energy" which pervades Emily Dickinson's work. She, along with Walt Whitman, helps make up the very foundation of American poetry. This Modern Library edition from Random House is an excellent overview of Dickinson's work, divided by theme, including "Life," "Nature," "Love," and so forth. This volume of selected poems is a must for any serious reader of American poetry.
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