kinson's speaker says that Death has much "civility," and because time has flown in eternity: "Since then 'tis Centuries and yet/Feels shorter than the Day/I first surmised the Horse's Heads/Were toward Eternity" ("Because").
Just this final stanza has many devices that Dickinson uses to add depth and subtext to her poem. For example, she uses capitalization at various place
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