This poet wrote asking "Is my verse alive?" to Thomas Higginson, and wrote 
This poet wrote asking "Is my verse alive?" to Thomas Higginson, and wrote a series of "Master" poems addressed to a "lover for all eternity." In one poem, this writer described "a House that seemed / A Swelling in the Ground" along a long, slow journey, and the title of another poem claims, "There is no frigate like a book." Another poem by this woman, a frequent user of "slant rhyme," describes "The Stillness in the Air" when she died, and ends "I could not see to see." For 10 points, name this woman whose wrote "I heard a Fly buzz" and "Because I could not stop for Death" while living in Massachusetts as a recluse.
This poet wrote asking "Is my verse alive?" to Thomas Higginson, and wrote a series of "Master" poems addressed to a "lover for all eternity.
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson