Emily Dickinson, now recognized as a genius that penned some of the most important verses in American literature, was virtually unknown in her lifetime. From her days as a schoolgirl through to her later years as a recluse, the lack of respect for her work stokes ever more vociferous dissension.
Emily Dickinson, now recognized as a genius that penned some of the most important verses in American literature, was virtually unknown in her lifetime. From her days as a schoolgirl through to her later years as a recluse, the lack of respect for her work stokes ever more vociferous dissension.
