This author described a "plank in reason" breaking and hitting a "world at every plunge" in a poem which opens
This author described a "plank in reason" breaking and hitting a "world at every plunge" in a poem which opens "I felt a funeral in my brain." She wrote that "the stillness round my form was like the stillness in the air" in "I heard a fly buzz when I died." She wrote about a scarecely visible roof and a cornice that was "but a mound" in a poem about a carriage ride with Immortality and Death. For 10 points, name this reclusive "Belle of Amherst" who wrote "Because I could not stop for Death."
This author described a "plank in reason" breaking and hitting a "world at every plunge" in a poem which opens
Emily Dickinson