emily dickson influence

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Emily Dickson is one of all time of my  favorite writers


She explored almost every theme known to humanity based on her environment such as love, death, power, isolation. One of Dickinson most popular poems is I’m Nobody! This is one of my favorite poems. Like  Emily Dickinson  I found my world through writing, writing made me a new person and I am Sarah elgohary a young woman who is turning my experiences into a  beautiful heart and amazing story i became a new soul. I used to think that I was a nobody,  but now much power and influence I have on people.



“I ‘m Nobody! Who Are You?
Are you -Nobody _Too
Then there’s a pair of us?
Don’t Tell! They’d advertise -you know!
How dreary to be Someday!
How public like a Frog
To tell one”s livelong June
To an admiring Blog “. (Johnson 47)
Although, this poem is written in a gentle tone it conveys the message of the essential component that people fear the most in society being an outcast, the pure feeling of loneliness when you think you do not belong in this world. As a result, you start to discover what true friends are on the journey of through self-discovery of who you really are as a person. Dickinson simoustanely address the fact that in society people are idealists they want a perfect world. People always want to fit with the crowd even if the crowd reject them for who they really are.On the other hand, Emily Dickinson did not succumb to societal pressures just to fit in with society. She became who she wants to want to be she did not let anything stand in the way of achieving her goals in life that is something her readers can really admire about her.
Writing poetry was the only way she expressed herself and her Sense of accomplishment in life. She conveyed this message in the poem
“Success is the Sweetest”
By those who ne’er succeed.
To comprehend a nectar
Require the sorest need
Not one of all the purple Host
Who took the flag today.
Can tell victory As he defeated_ dying_
On whose forbidden ear.
The distant strains of triumph
Burst agonized clear! (Johnson 7).
People want to succeed in life before you can understand success you need to have the desire to achieve their goals in life. People have their way of overcoming obstacles to achieve their goals in life no matter how long it takes them. When you finally accomplish your goal you have just an overwhelming feeling of pride and victory you cannot define. When you have accomplished a goal, it feels as if the sky is limit and the possibilities are endless. You feel as if all of the power of the world is at your fingertips and you put the flag of victory on conquered land. As soon as you accomplish a task, a door of opportunities will open up to you in life.
Emily Dickinson was one of the most influential people in the world of literature. She had just a powerful spirit, strength, determination, independence, perseverance,  and hope to achieve her goals. As a result, she became one of the successful writers in history. Ironically. She did not want any recognize the magnitude of  contributions she made to the world of her  hardships I do but I will never give up                              

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