Emily Dickinson,

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…the beginning of the first stanza, with heavy visual imagery, the language used is very conversational. This allows the reader to relate with the writer on a more personal level. Visual Imagery is used as the writer searches for understanding of death through the sense of touch, smell, sound and sight. The perspective is constantly shifting, from objective to interpretive beauty and sense of loss and nostalgia, finally ending with abstract meditation and heightened insight.