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In one work by this writer, a book is described as a "bequest of wings" allowing somebody to dance "along the dingy days," while in another, this poet's "interrupting tears" have obliterated a deceased friend's etchings in a book. This poet also said it is "a precious, mouldering pleasure…to meet an antique book" and said that no frigate is "like a book to take us lands away." One work by this poet begins, "If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain." This poet also claimed to "pause before a house that seemed a swelling of the ground" while on a carriage ride with immortality and death. Identify this writer who claimed to hear "a fly buzz" when she died, one of whose works is usually called "Because I Could Not Stop for Death".
In one work by this writer, a book is described as a "bequest of wings" allowing somebody to dance "along the dingy days," while in another, this poet's "interrupting tears" have obliterated a deceased friend's etchings in a book.
Emily Dickinson