We Grow Accustomed To The Dark Analysis
Seek Beyond the Darkness
Have you ever been scared when you can’t see anything or have no sight of anything and you don’t know what to do? Ask for her? Go back or just stay in place for someone to come for you? We’ll Emily Dickinson who wrote 2 poems, both having a deeper meaning than what the poem is actually talking about. The meaning that is under these 2 poems is what really matters and what other people think about it is amazing because we can all see these 2 poems in different views. What the speaker in Dickinson’s poems really meant about sight is that one doesn’t know something without someone telling them and get them thinking deeper than what the surface of what they it thought was.
`In the first poem, “We grow accustomed to the Dark” the speaker speaks about someone holding out a lamp that lights up the darkness and finding a road, but running into trees along the way. All this has meaning underneath it, with the light being a guide, the road being a new path way, and the trees as obstacles. “A moment-We uncertain step for newness of the night-Then-fit our vision to the Dark-and meet the Road-erect-” is talking about how one got to see the path that they wanted to go, and takes steps towards the path, even if they are uncertain about it. Although people take uncertain steps towards the path they want to go to, they were lead into the path by someone else …show more content…
What the speaker means is seeing without your eyes, but with your soul and discovering new ideas and things about the world. “So safer-guess-with just my soul Opon the window pane where other creatures put their eyes-incautious-of the sun” is talking about a person's soul being able to open up and see more than what a creature's eye can see with the naked eye. With the souls seeing more than the naked eye, it can help the naked eye see
Have you ever been scared when you can’t see anything or have no sight of anything and you don’t know what to do? Ask for her? Go back or just stay in place for someone to come for you? We’ll Emily Dickinson who wrote 2 poems, both having a deeper meaning than what the poem is actually talking about. The meaning that is under these 2 poems is what really matters and what other people think about it is amazing because we can all see these 2 poems in different views. What the speaker in Dickinson’s poems really meant about sight is that one doesn’t know something without someone telling them and get them thinking deeper than what the surface of what they it thought was.
`In the first poem, “We grow accustomed to the Dark” the speaker speaks about someone holding out a lamp that lights up the darkness and finding a road, but running into trees along the way. All this has meaning underneath it, with the light being a guide, the road being a new path way, and the trees as obstacles. “A moment-We uncertain step for newness of the night-Then-fit our vision to the Dark-and meet the Road-erect-” is talking about how one got to see the path that they wanted to go, and takes steps towards the path, even if they are uncertain about it. Although people take uncertain steps towards the path they want to go to, they were lead into the path by someone else …show more content…
What the speaker means is seeing without your eyes, but with your soul and discovering new ideas and things about the world. “So safer-guess-with just my soul Opon the window pane where other creatures put their eyes-incautious-of the sun” is talking about a person's soul being able to open up and see more than what a creature's eye can see with the naked eye. With the souls seeing more than the naked eye, it can help the naked eye see