This poet recalled using a "Bobolink for a Chorister" and "an Orchard for a Dome" in a poem about keeping the Sabbath by staying at home. The narrator of another of this poet's works claims that "every time I speak for Him / The Mountains straight reply." One of her poems claims she suffers from "a 
This poet recalled using a "Bobolink for a Chorister" and "an Orchard for a Dome" in a poem about keeping the Sabbath by staying at home. The narrator of another of this poet's works claims that "every time I speak for Him / The Mountains straight reply." One of her poems claims she suffers from "a tighter breathing" and "zero at the bone" whenever she encounters a snake. Another of her poems includes a pause "before a house that seemed a swelling of the ground," and "the school, where children strove at recess in the ring." This author of (*) "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" wrote about a carriage that holds "immortality." For 10 points, name this American author of "Because I Could Not Stop for Death," a reclusive poet known as the "Belle of Amherst."
This poet recalled using a "Bobolink for a Chorister" and "an Orchard for a Dome" in a poem about keeping the Sabbath by staying at home.
Emily Dickinson