question archive Dickinson's poems are fascinating in that she chooses almost child-like rhymes to discuss large complicated topics like death and God
Dickinson's poems are fascinating in that she chooses almost child-like rhymes to discuss large complicated topics like death and God
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Dickinson's poems are fascinating in that she chooses almost child-like rhymes to discuss large complicated topics like death and God. For full credit discuss the themes of Death and God in three of the poems you were asked to read from Emily Dickinson. ("Some keep the Sabbath going to Church", "I Felt a Funeral in my Brain", "I know that He Exists").
