The speaker of one of this author's poems mentions how the title entity has a song, a sting, and a wing, for "fame is a bee." Another of this author's poems mentions how "A Service...kept beating, beating" and "Mourners to and fro kept treading" as the speaker "heard them lift a box" for "a funeral, in my Brain." In another poem by this author, the speaker recalls pausing before a house, which, because its roof "was scarcely visible," seemed to be "a Swelling of the Ground." The speaker has become "inebriate of Air" and
The speaker of one of this author's poems mentions how the title entity has a song, a sting, and a wing, for "fame is a bee." Another of this author's poems mentions how "A Service...kept beating, beating" and "Mourners to and fro kept treading" as the speaker "heard them lift a box" for "a funeral, in my Brain." In another poem by this author, the speaker recalls pausing before a house, which, because its roof "was scarcely visible," seemed to be "a Swelling of the Ground." The speaker has become "inebriate of Air" and a "Debauchee of dew" in her poem "I Taste a Liquor Never Brewed." For 10 points, name this "Belle of Amherst" who wrote "Because I Could Not Stop for Death."
The speaker of one of this author's poems mentions how the title entity has a song, a sting, and a wing, for "fame is a bee."
Emily Dickinson