" On a journey to one of these places, the speaker passes "a School, where Children strove At Recess."
One poem claims "And so we move as far as Enemies" away from these places after explaining why "We do not play" on them. In another poem, two people who converse in these places agree "we brethren are" and talk between the rooms "as kinsmen met a night." A poem titled in reference to these places describes how, outside of them, "Diadems drop and Doges surrender Â– Soundless as dots on a Disc of Snow"; that poem calls these places "alabaster (*) chambers." On a journey to one of these places, the speaker passes "a School, where Children strove At Recess." One of these places is "a House that seemed a Swelling of the Ground" in a poem describing a ride to one with a figure who "knew no haste." For 10 points, the speaker of Emily Dickinson's "Because I could not stop for Death" is taken to what type of place?
One poem claims "And so we move as far as Enemies" away from these places after explaining why "We do not play" on them.
graves [or tombs; or graveyards; or alabaster chambers before "alabaster" is read; or equivalents such as coffins, crypts, or cemeteries; prompt on chambers or houses; prompt on afterlifes or similar answers]