Wild Nights!"
This author claimed to be "Done with the compass, done with the chart" in one poem and described feeling "zero at the bone" in a poem about snakes. This author of "Wild Nights! Wild Nights!" and "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" claimed that she "could not see to see" after hearing a "blue, uncertain, stumbling" sound in another poem. She surmises that "the horses' heads / were toward eternity" in a poem in which she rides in a carriage with Immortality. For 10 points, name this poet who heard a fly buzz when she died and for whom Death kindly stopped.
This author claimed to be "Done with the compass, done with the chart" in one poem and described feeling "zero at the bone" in a poem about snakes.
Emily Elizabeth {Dickinson}