Because I Could Not Stop For Death Emily Dickinson Analysis
In the poem written by Emily Dickenson, the phrase “Because I could not stop for Death—, He kindly stopped for me— “, this phrase let us truly understand the depth of the poem. After reading this poem it can make us somehow understand the feeling of Emily when she wrote this poem. For my understanding I think that this phrase has a lot meaning in them, especially death, which in this poem is different from other versions of death that people usually see or read about. What could Dickenson have meant by this verse? What other meaning does death stand for or whom it represents? Could death be seen as friendly or frightening? When do death actually come to meet people? Where will death take you? Is your life ending just like that or the new beginning? No one knows what death will do or what they will show them during their journey together.
Dickenson’s life has been mostly sad life, and the subject of death was common place. She lived by the cemetery for 15 years and probably grew up watching funerals when she was a kid. This could suggest that she learned to accept death as a normal part of life at a young age. Most of her friends died, mostly due to the fact that it was common for people back during Dickenson’s time to die more frequently from common diseases or accidents that could be cured with today’s advancements in medicine. So it is obvious …show more content…
In my understanding that death in this poem show up out of nowhere, and he show up right in the middle of her busy life when she was unprepared for his coming. This person was too busy for death, so Death personally and kindly take his time to do what she cannot do and stop for her. Death have a lot of time on his hand that he can help many people do what they cannot do and do it for them. When people hear death they always think that they might go to somewhere they don’t like or a frightening place that they will end up
Dickenson’s life has been mostly sad life, and the subject of death was common place. She lived by the cemetery for 15 years and probably grew up watching funerals when she was a kid. This could suggest that she learned to accept death as a normal part of life at a young age. Most of her friends died, mostly due to the fact that it was common for people back during Dickenson’s time to die more frequently from common diseases or accidents that could be cured with today’s advancements in medicine. So it is obvious …show more content…
In my understanding that death in this poem show up out of nowhere, and he show up right in the middle of her busy life when she was unprepared for his coming. This person was too busy for death, so Death personally and kindly take his time to do what she cannot do and stop for her. Death have a lot of time on his hand that he can help many people do what they cannot do and do it for them. When people hear death they always think that they might go to somewhere they don’t like or a frightening place that they will end up