Accompanied by the title character and Immortality, this work's narrator passes a school "where Children strove at Recess," "Fields of Grazing Grain," and the "Setting Sun," or rather the "Sun passed the Carriage.
Accompanied by the title character and Immortality, this work's narrator passes a school "where Children strove at Recess," "Fields of Grazing Grain," and the "Setting Sun," or rather the "Sun passed the Carriage." For 10 points—give the first line which titles this Emily Dickinson poem about a leisurely and serene eternal voyage.
Accompanied by the title character and Immortality, this work's narrator passes a school "where Children strove at Recess," "Fields of Grazing Grain," and the "Setting Sun," or rather the "Sun passed the Carriage.
“{Because I could not stop for death}”