This author wrote of feeling "zero at the bone" in a poem describing "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass."  
In one poem, this author wrote that "Much Sense-the starkest Madness/Tis the Majority," while in another work, "a Plank in Reason, broke."  This author wrote of feeling "zero at the bone" in a poem describing "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass."  In another poem, she compares the "Stillness in the Room" to that of "air/between the Heaves of Storm."  In perhaps her most famous poem, she wrote of a carriage that "held but just ourselves/and Immortality."  For 10 points, name this American poet, the author of works such as "I heard a fly buzz when I died" and "Because I could not stop for Death."
In one poem, this author wrote that "Much Sense-the starkest Madness/Tis the Majority," while in another work, "a Plank in Reason, broke."  
Emily Dickinson