Romanticism is seen in Dickinson's writing because of the themes of nature, emotions, and individuality in her poems. She often explores these concepts through vivid imagery and intense personal reflections. Dickinson's use of unconventional punctuation and capitalization also adds to the romantic and emotive quality of her work.
Romantic poems
Imagination and exploration
One characteristic of Emily Dickinson's writing style is her use of slant rhyme and unconventional punctuation. These elements create a unique rhythm and add layers of meaning to her poems.
Matthew Arnold's poems are not considered part of the Romanticism movement, but rather the Victorian era. While his works may share some themes with Romanticism, such as a focus on nature and personal introspection, Arnold's poetry is distinct in its emphasis on social criticism and cultural renewal.
Emily Dickinson's short poems are highly respected for their unique style, innovative use of language, and exploration of complex themes such as death, love, and nature. Her condensed and precise writing often captures the essence of these themes in a powerful and thought-provoking way, making her work enduring and influential in the world of poetry.
Her most famous poem is "I am Nobody, Who are you?" Well, her poems didn't really have names, but it would come up if you searched for it because that's what it is best known by and that is the first line.
There is know specific year and a handful her poems were published without her permission!!Destiny NicholsThey were published after her death no one knows what the date is.Jessicadesanto
kept writing
because he became famous for writing the to poems Illiad and the oddesy.
because it is the right form in writing poems...the cat sat on the hat
Love
they deal with common people and the mysteries of life, and they emphasize emotion