As a lover of words, Emily Dickinson felt reverential respect for them and her selection of them was ritualistic and devotional. “A word that breathes distinctly has not the power to die,” she stated. She appreciated brevity in selecting them as a way to create an intense, defining single moment rather than a method of sketching in miniature. Dickinson insisted on asking the questions, even when she know she could not venture past the unknowable.
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