Co-edited by retired UB English professor Cristanne Miller, the book has also received significant critical attention and ...

Despite their simple language, close readers can tease out multiple ... it might refer to the crystal’s milky color. In Emily Dickinson’s poem “After great pain, a formal feeling comes,” Dickinson ...

“The Letters of Emily Dickinson” has also received significant critical attention and glowing reviews from The New Yorker, The Spectator, The Times Literary Supplement, and the Poetry Foundation. It ...

She treasured simple wildflowers such as ... In her book “The Gardens of Emily Dickinson,” Judith Farr demonstrates that Dickinson’s poetry cannot be fully appreciated without understanding ...

The name was Emily Dickinson. Inclosed with the letter were four poems, two of which have been ... Invites the race, Stoops to an easy clover, Dips--evades--teases--deploys-- Then to the royal ...

Discover how a dandelion grows from a delicate fluffy seed into a bright yellow flower, enjoy beautiful poems which lift the ...

The theme of this year’s contest is ‘Time’ – a subject tackled by everyone from Emily Dickinson to Simon Armitage The time has come! Today we launch The Telegraph’s fifth annual poetry ...

The new chapter of Glamora's ongoing collection entrusts its thirty-six subjects with the task of revealing moments of unique visual expressiveness.

Midway through a conversation with poet Billy Collins, talk turns to the topic of inspiration, and how a writer recognizes the small moments around which one might build a poem. “It’s a good q ...

Although Emily Dickinson is now considered one of America’s greatest poets, during her lifetime she was better known for her ...

Poems use rhythm and rhyme to make it easy for us to memorise and to make ... You can feel it. Emily Dickinson once said that she knows she's reading poetry when she feels the top of her head ...

This uses masculine rhyme in an AABB rhyme scheme to create a simple and memorable rhythm ... the rhyme used in the first stanza of Emily Dickinson’s poem Hope is the thing with feathers?