Â Known for the extensive use of dashes and slant rhymes, her poems are usually referenced by their first lines.
Adrienne Rich wrote that "I am traveling at the speed of time" in an essay about this author in which Rich claims that she "explored her own mind, without... orthodoxy," describing her place of writing with the comment "here's freedom." Â The subject of "Vesuvius at Home," Rebecca Patterson wrote a book about "The Riddle of" this author, using her claim that she "had a (*) terror since September" to support the hypothesis that Kate Anthon was her lesbian partner. Â She described how the bravest learn to see, even though they stumble, in a poem beginning "We grow accustomed to the dark- / When light is put away." Â Known for the extensive use of dashes and slant rhymes, her poems are usually referenced by their first lines. Â For 10 points, name this poet who wrote "Because I could not stop for Death."
Adrienne Rich wrote that "I am traveling at the speed of time" in an essay about this author in which Rich claims that she "explored her own mind, without... orthodoxy," describing her place of writing with the comment "here's freedom."
Emily Dickinson [accept "Vesuvius at Home" before read]