Some questions about Dickinson's poems #214 & #280

[luis_naqi]

Poem #214 "I taste a liquor..."
1- The liquor that Dickinson tastes is not "brewed" [1] . Why not?
2- What does she mean bye "Inebriate of Air" [5] ?
3- How does the word "Landlords" [9] refer back to the previous stanza?
4- In stanza 3, Dickinson contrasts herself to the bees and butterflies. Can you explain how?

Poem #280 "I felt a Funeral..."
1- In stanza 2, what is the "service" [6] ?
2- What does "Then Space" [12] probably refer to?
3- In what way is the speaker "wrecked" [16] in stanza 4?
4- "And Being, but an Ear" [14]. What does Dickinson mean, in your opinion?
5- Dickinson says she "hit a World, at every plunge" [19]. Can you suggest what she may mean?


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please guys, its for my project :\

[heidita]

HI luis, you will find this very helpful on poem 214

analysis of poem 214 1400 by Emily Dickinson - collegeresearch.us

You should really copy the sentences as they are written, otherwise this is going to be really complicated.

The sentence in the first line is: I taste a liquor never brewed.

Nicely analized in this essay.

[heidita]

I found this on poem 280
GRIN - Breakdown in Emily Dickinsons Poem 280 - Scholary Paper (Seminar)*

You know....mister google..that wonderful guy:p

Here you will find the answers to space etc.

[luis_naqi]

Thanks mate :)

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