Dickinson's Because I Could Not Stop for Death
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In Emily DickinsonÆs ôBecause I Could Not Stop for Death,ö the poet uses imagery to convey her theme that Death is not something to be feared. Instead, her belief in immortality of the soul moves the poet to use imagery that makes death into a ôgentleman.ö As we are told, because the speaker could not stop for Death, ôhe kindly stopped for meö (Dickinson 1). Death not only stop
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