emily dickinson

Their vocabulary, like that of Emily Dickinson, acquired regal overtones.

But to think Emily Dickinson only as a strange figure is a serious mistake. She lived simply and deliberately.

There's a great Emily Dickinson line starting a poem that says, "Tell all the Truth but tell it slant. "

Emily Dickinson lived with her unmarried sister Lavinia in an elegant house called The Homestead.

I wanted to understand enough about Emily Dickinson so that I could emulate her.

The final poem, numbered 1 & 2 is all first lines of Emily Dickinson's poems.

She lies on her bed, reading Emily Dickinson until I say I have always loved Emily Dickinson, and then she closes the book.

Emily Dickinson had only seven poems published in her lifetime.

This week, we were surprised by the news that Emily Dickinson was a passionate baker, and it got us to thinking.

Liu Shoulan. A Study of Emily Dickinson. Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 2006.

There's plenty of precedent for this in Emily Dickinson and in other writers.

Walt Whiteman and Emily Dickinson are two American great poets in the same century, creating a new literary era.

Dear March, come in! by Emily Dickinson Dear March, come in! How glad I am! I looked for you before.

Emily Dickinson's attitude towards religion is ambivalent.

Jiang Feng. Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson. Xi'an: Tai Bai Literature Press, 1997.

I must go in , the fog is rising. --Emily Dickinson, American poet.

Yu Guangzhong is the first one who reviews Emily Dickinson's works.

I had never read poetry, outside of some Emily Dickinson(4).

EMILY DICKINSON, who was born nearly 200 years ago, has long been an enigma.

When composing "I'm nobody! Who are you? " it is likely that Emily Dickinson was writing from the heart.

From 1978 to 80s of the 20th century, it is China's second period of translation and communication to Emily Dickinson's works.

Emily Dickinson: Because it could not stop for death.

The Explanatory Power of Conceptual Blending Theory for Poetic Metaphor--A Metaphorical Interpretation of Emily Dickinson's Poems

If i can stop one heart from breaking BY Emily dickinson if i can stop one heart from breaking,

Emily Dickinson If I can stop one heart from breaking,

Emily Dickinson's Bisexual Writing Strategy and its Practicability

The White Nun in American Poetry-- On Emily Dickinson's View of Death as Expressed in Her Poetry

Emily Dickinson: Connotations of Subjective and Creative Life Motivated With Harmony between Male and Female

On the Evocative Expression Through the Linguistic Signs by Emily Dickinson

modernistic characteristics of emily dickinson ' s poems

Nature, Spirit and Human Being -- An Initial Exploration on Emily Dickinson's Natural Poems

Emily Dickinson's Firm Sense of Self

Emily Dickinson's Poetry and Its Five Chinese Editions

Listen to the Song of the Robin--The Rhyme and Rhythm in Emily Dickinson's Poems

The Flower of Masochism: A Preliminary Psychic Analysis of Emily Dickinson

The Interpretation of Language Deviations in Emily Dickinson's Poetry

by Emily Dickinson Listen A Bird Came Down the Walk A Bird came down the Walk

A tentative study of Emily Dickinson's poems

The Emily Dickinson International Society

The Voice of Heart ----Realism Behind Romanticism in Emily Dickinson's Poems

Love, death and eternity: interpretation of Emily Dickinson's poems

Analyzing the particularity of Emily Dickinson's poetry

The Living Comprehension of Emily Dickinson's Imagery Poems

Semantic ambiguity of Emily Dickinson's Poems

Language Deviation in Emily Dickinson's Poems

The Sad Consciousness of Emily Dickinson's Poetry

Emily Dickinson's views about nature and religion

Emily Dickinson: Hope is the Thing with Feathers

On Artistic Features of Emily Dickinson's Poetry

On the images and metaphors in Emily Dickinson's Poems

Thoughts on Emily Dickinson's Nature Poems

Three Charms in Emily Dickinson's Poetry

Gothic style in emily Dickinson's poetry

A CHILD OF NATURE: ON EMILY DICKINSON'S NATURE COMPLEX

Henry James and Emily Dickinson

On the Death Complex of Emily Dickinson

A New Survey on the Theme of Emily Dickinson's Poetry

Bee! I'm Expecting You! by Emily Dickinson

On the Theme of Death of Emily Dickinson's Poems

The Poems of Emily Dickinson

On Emily Dickinson and Keats

On Emily Dickinson's Poems of Death

A Survey of Emily Dickinson Studies in Recent Five Years in China, Mainland

On the Nature Theme in Emily Dickinson's Poems

The Nature in Emily Dickinson's Poetry