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Emily Dickinson's Religious Beliefs and Poetry Therapy
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Emily Dickinson was an American poet. Born in Amherst, Massachusetts, to a successful family with strong community ties, she lived a mostly introverted and reclusive life. Everyone around Dickinson was a sincere Puritan, but she refused to join the church. She wrote continually about religious beliefs subjects such as God, church, minister, salvation, Heaven, eternity, and the like. In this paper, I trace her beliefs and the process of poetic self-therapy through her poems which deal with religious subjects. Her poetry was a reflection of a great soul's journey since she experienced the extreme of beliefs and loss. She did not claim to fully understand Him, or even to have perennial faith in all His Ways – her poetry bears a continuing strain of doubt – but she certainly did not fear Him. This confidence fed her poetry sumptuously, and gave it the well-known child-like quality. Writing a poem was all about observing the world within her or around her. Her truth-seeking was a spiritual quest that governed her inner life, and naturally blossomed through her poetic works.
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Emily Dickinson was an American poet. Born in Amherst, Massachusetts, to a successful family with strong community ties, she lived a mostly introverted and reclusive life. Everyone around Dickinson was a sincere Puritan, but she refused to join the church. She wrote continually about religious beliefs subjects such as God, church, minister, salvation, Heaven, eternity, and the like. In this paper, I trace her beliefs and the process of poetic self-therapy through her poems which deal with religious subjects. Her poetry was a reflection of a great soul's journey since she experienced the extreme of beliefs and loss. She did not claim to fully understand Him, or even to have perennial faith in all His Ways – her poetry bears a continuing strain of doubt – but she certainly did not fear Him. This confidence fed her poetry sumptuously, and gave it the well-known child-like quality. Writing a poem was all about observing the world within her or around her. Her truth-seeking was a spiritual quest that governed her inner life, and naturally blossomed through her poetic works.
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