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In one poem by this writer, the speaker notices smallest things that were overlooked before in "The last Night that She lived." In another work by this author, the speaker notes "how public, like a frog" to tell the name to "an admiring bog." Earlier, that speaker asks "Don't tell! / They'd banish us, you know" before declaring, "I am (*) Nobody." The horses' heads face toward eternity in another work, in which the speaker is in carriage with the title figure and Immortality. For 10 points, name the Amherst poet of "Because I could not stop for death."
In one poem by this writer, the speaker notices smallest things that were overlooked before in "The last Night that She lived.
Emily Dickinson