" This poet wrote "hope is a thing with feathers" and "I heard a (*) fly buzz when I died," and described a carriage that "held but just ourselves and Immortality."
This author wrote of a "narrow fellow in the grass" and said she was an "inebriate of air" and "Debauchee of Dew" in a poem that begins "I taste a liquor never brewed." This poet wrote "hope is a thing with feathers" and "I heard a (*) fly buzz when I died," and described a carriage that "held but just ourselves and Immortality." The "Belle of Amherst" was, for 10 points, this reclusive American poet who wrote "Because I could not stop for Death."
This author wrote of a "narrow fellow in the grass" and said she was an "inebriate of air" and "Debauchee of Dew" in a poem that begins "I taste a liquor never brewed.
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson