Poem By: Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson is the modern American female poet. In the terms of style, she is experimental. She is the poet who does not follow the rules of grammar. The small poems have so many dashes. It seems as if Emily Dickinson is very much fond of using dashes. Her poetry is marked by the selection of language and words. She capitalizes the word when it is not grammatically necessary. Emily Dickinson is the poet who uses the fewest word in writing poems. Each and every word is meaningful and the capitalizes word is more meaningful than the non capitalized word.
In the poem there are two worlds, the world of nobody and the world of somebody. In the world of nobody, there are just two people. The rest of the world belongs to the world of somebody. The two nobodies don't want to tell about their identity to the world of somebody. They want to keep it secret. The world of somebody is the world of advertisement nothings is secret here.
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