1. Her views upon death and mortality

2. Two popular poems about death
 Dickinsons two most popular poems about death were,
“I felt a funeral in my brain and because I could not
stop for death.”

3. Positive or negative
 Emily Dickson views upon death were positive

4. A private poet, that wrote about
real life struggle and imagination

5. Two main poems about Death
 The two popular poems about death were, “I felt a
funeral in my brain,” and “Because I could not stop for
death.”

6. Who was special to her?
 Thomas Wentworth Higgins was a very special friend
to Emily Dickinson whom she admired just as much as
her poetry.

7. What poets did Dickinson admire?
 Emily Dickinson admired the work of Elizabeth
Browning and John Keats.

8. Poetry Impact
 Emily Dickinson’s work has empowered previous
generations and will continue throughout the years far
beyond her death

9. Dickinson’s feelings upon poetry
 . Dickinson once stated herself, “If I read a book and it
makes my body so cold no fire ever can warm me, I
know that is poetry."

10. Victorian period of poets
 Dickinson was known as the best poet of the Victorian
Period through her great imagination that
intertwined death and nature togeather.