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Which poet wrote nearly 2000 poems?
Emily Dickinson no wait, I did
Who was the reclusive New England poet who wrote about love death and immortality?
Emily Dickinson
What woman is a famous poet who wrote more than 1700 poems?
Emily Dickinson i beleive
What was Shakespeare besides a playwright?
He was also a poet, actor and businessman. And a husband and father. And a genius.
Which poet was one of the first to successfully use slant rhyme?
"If i Die Young" by the band perry
What was Emily Dickinsons sisters discovery?
Emily Dickinson's sister, Lavinia, discovered many of Emily's handwritten poems after her death. These poems went on to be published and are now known as some of the most important works in American literature. Lavinia's discovery helped to bring Emily Dickinson's poetry to a wider audience and established her as a significant poet.
Emily Dickinson is a poet?
yes she was a poet
What is Emily Dickinson's occupation?
Emily Dickinson is a/an Poet
Who is Emily Dickson?
She was a poet.
Did critics like Emily Dickinsons poetry?
During her lifetime, Emily Dickinson's poetry received mixed reviews from critics. Some critics found her work unconventional and difficult to understand, while others praised her unique style and theme of life and death. Dickinson's reputation as a leading American poet grew significantly after her death.
Who was the recluse poet?
Emily Dickinson
What were Booker T Washington's interests and hobbies?
His hobbies were teaching, being an author and poet and, standing up for slaves.
Who were Emily Dickinsons two siblings?
Emily Dickinson was one of three children, but she actually only had one brother. Her parents, Edward and Emily Norcross Dickinson, had three children: Emily (the poet), her sister Lavinia (1833-1899) and her one brother, Austin Dickinson (1828-1895).
Is Emily Dickinson a famous poet?
Yes
Who was Emily Dickinson?
A poet who lived in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Where did Poet Emily Dickinson Die?
in her house Massachusetts
Emily dickinson was?
A poet who lived in Amherst, Massachusetts.
