Imagery In Emily Dickinson S Poetry. Emily dickinson s use of nature imagery in her poetry incorporates elements of both romanticism and realism. Emily the author of the poems because i could not stop for death and i heard a fly buzz when i died is made very vivid and extraordinary to the reader with the amount of symbolism and imagery she uses.
Dickinson s imagery and symbolic creations in many of emily dickinson s pieces of poetry that she has created are notoriously known for being very innovative of all poetry. Emily the author of the poems because i could not stop for death and i heard a fly buzz when i died is made very vivid and extraordinary to the reader with the amount of symbolism and imagery she uses. Typical of these is one which appeared in the atlantic monthly of january 1892.
These usually contrasting visions allow dickinson to express a duplicity of perception a duplicity which can be considered as a part of nature itself as expressed through human consciousness.
The researcher applied documentation technique in collecting the data. There are always elements of disturbance or extremes and explosive settings. This research was regarded on a descriptive qualitative study. English community journal 2017 1 1.