Emily Dickinson

1830-12-10 – 1886-05-15 · Amherst

Amerikalı şair (1830 – 1886); Şair, Yazar

Hakkında

Emily Elizabeth Dickinson (10 Aralık 1830 - 15 Mayıs 1886), Amerikalı şair. Massachusetts eyaletindeki Amherst kentinde doğdu. Babası kentin önde gelen avukatlarından ve politikacılarındandı. Dedesi de orada birkaç okul kurmuş biriydi. Kendisi de, kız kardeşi de evlenmediler ve aileleriyle birlikte yaşadılar.

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Eserleri

  • I taste a liquor never brewed – (1861), edebî eser
  • Success is counted sweetest (1864), edebî eser
  • Because I could not stop for Death – (1890), edebî eser
  • There’s a certain Slant of light, (1890), edebî eser
  • ’Tis so much joy! ’Tis so much joy! (1890), edebî eser
  • ’Twas a long Parting – but the time (1890), edebî eser
  • ’Twas later when the summer went (1890), edebî eser
  • ’Twas such a little – little boat (1890), edebî eser
  • I'll tell you how the Sun rose (1890), edebî eser
  • "Hope" is the thing with feathers – (1891), edebî eser
  • A Bird, came down the Walk – (1891), edebî eser
  • Wild nights – Wild nights! (1891), edebî eser
  • I like to see it lap the Miles – (1891), edebî eser
  • I started Early – Took my Dog – (1891), edebî eser
  • A Charm invests a face (1891), edebî eser
  • "Arcturus" is his other name – (1891), edebî eser
  • Faith is a fine invention (1891), edebî eser
  • A Death blow is a Life blow, to Some, (1891), edebî eser
  • I heard a Fly buzz – when I died – (1896), edebî eser
  • A Clock stopped – (1896), edebî eser
  • "Heaven" – is what I cannot reach! (1896), edebî eser
  • ’Tis Sunrise – little Maid – Hast Thou (1896), edebî eser
  • ’Tis little I – could care for Pearls – (1896), edebî eser
  • ’Tis whiter than an Indian Pipe – (1896), edebî eser
  • ’Twas just this time, last year, I died. (1896), edebî eser
  • Far from Love the Heavenly Father (1896), edebî eser
  • A – Cap of Lead across the sky (1914), edebî eser
  • "Heavenly Father" – take to thee (1914), edebî eser
  • "Morning" – means "Milking" – to the Farmer – (1914), edebî eser
  • "Nature" is what We see – (1914), edebî eser
  • "Remember me" implored the Thief! (1914), edebî eser
  • "Sown in dishonor"! (1914), edebî eser
  • ’Tis Anguish grander than Delight – (1914), edebî eser
  • ’Twas comfort in her Dying Room (1914), edebî eser
  • Had this one Day not been, (1914), edebî eser
  • Fame is a fickle food (1914), edebî eser
  • Safe Despair it is that raves – (1914), edebî eser
  • There is a pain – so utter – (1929), edebî eser
  • A Counterfeit – a Plated Person –, edebî eser
  • Fame is a bee., edebî eser