In one work by this author, one nobody is excited about meeting another nobody, and in another poem by this poet, the speaker writes from after-death that, in between heaves, she was distracted by a "blue, uncertain, stumbling buzz."
In one work by this author, one nobody is excited about meeting another nobody, and in another poem by this poet, the speaker writes from after-death that, in between heaves, she was distracted by a "blue, uncertain, stumbling buzz." Another poem claimed "those who ne'er succeed" count "success the sweetest," while this poet also described "A (*) carriage holding just ourselves/and immortality." Name this confessional poet of "I heard a fly buzz when I died," and "Because I could not stop for death," the "Belle of Amherst."
In one work by this author, one nobody is excited about meeting another nobody, and in another poem by this poet, the speaker writes from after-death that, in between heaves, she was distracted by a "blue, uncertain, stumbling buzz."
Emily {Dickinson}