Emily Dickinson a lot of critics have arguedintensively concerning Dickinson’s poem on death and their topics are various,such as exploring her different themes, observing and speculating on herreligious beliefs. George and Barbara Perkins praised Dickinson that: “Sheremains incomparable because her originality sets her apart from all others,but her poems shed the unmistakable light of greatness”.
Her poem on deathstands remarkable in the American history. Some critics paid attention to Dickinson’suse of language skills and writing style. Emily Dickinson has a uniquetechnique than any other writer. Her writing is ordinary but intellectualin the same way. Her approaches have been known to be a littleconfusing to readers because of her bizarre usage in grammar, words, and rhymes(Melani). Her rhythm makes reading her poetry fairly less complicatedbecause she usually goes to widely known hymns (Melani). Emily Dickinsontakes poetry to a whole at different level as many experts say, but once you doget to understand her poetry; you may find great meaning in them. She demonstrates a few grammar inessential, but overall, EmilyDickinson did not have the best grammar.
She never used commas or manyother punctuation marks. Sometimes you do not know what her pronouns arereferring to (Melani). she is seen not to have very good grammar but this isalso the reason why many experts find her poetry so interesting a puzzle ormystery. Opposite to hergrammar, her words and rhyming are too intellectual. She used toread the 1994 edition of Webster Dictionary, where she got many of her phrases.
(Melani). The only problem with that is some of those words mightnot be so modern. Also, living alone gave her a habit to make up herpersonal meanings to phrases, making it more mind teasing for readers.(Melani).Her rhyming technique might not be what you would in the beginning see asan ordinary rhyme, and would not have even been considered a rhyme again in hertime (Melani). But now, we have all forms of rhymes, like imperfect rhymes andsuspended rhymes, which Emily Dickinson used all the time. You maysay that she actually invented some of the unique types of rhyming.
The only one thing that makes Emily Dickinson’s writing fair would be heruse of song and rhythm. She made many of her poems go to songs likeYankee Doodle or Amazing Grace (Melani). That is the only factorthat is commonly difficult to find out in a poem. How the poem is assume tosound, but Emily Dickinson makes that component easy. In theend, she creates her poems with a great sense of mystery, but also easytoo.
Dickinson makes it simple in her rhythm, at the same timeinteresting in the word usage and grammar. Whether on purpose or not,who knows? Eventually she creates this notable great masterpiece with abeautiful message behind it. Emily Dickinson has inspired manypeople, including her bizarre influence in rhyming, and has become an idol toher readers.