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The Emily Dickinson poem about love that you should read Jayme Stayer, S.J. February 14, 2025 The birthplace and home from 1855–1886 of 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson (DenisTangneyJr ...

My favorite poem, maybe even more than Emily Dickinson’s “Letter to the World,”was written by one of my class members, a 90-year-old retired nurse. This is Merle Perry’s letter to the ...

And now, the poet Emily Dickinson is getting even more attention and a new look, in books, online, on film, and in a major museum exhibition. Jeffrey Brown reports from New York.

Dickinson's 'envelope poems' are the stars of the stunning new 'The Gorgeous Nothings,' Here, her handwritten scribblings transform into art.

The colloquium, co-presented by the poetry center, is a conversation between Brown and playwright Alena Smith, creator of the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series “Dickinson,” about poet and Amherst ...

That Emily Dickinson’s poetry first came to be published in 1890 in a volume coedited by Mabel Loomis Todd and Thomas Wentworth Higginson is relatively well known; the stories behind it are not.

I don’t remember how young I was when I read these lines by Emily Dickinson, but I do remember its impact upon me. The words of the poet, who died on the same month and day I was born, spoke to ...

We see Emily Dickinson the Poet not as she is writing poetry but as she lives and thinks and mutters to herself. It turns out that the way she lived and thought and muttered was always already poetry.