vey a message to the reader occurred on line four, she wrote, "And Immortality, (Meyer 754)." The word "Immortality" was given a line by itself to show its importance. Perhaps the most notable way in which Dickinson used form was how she ended the poem with a dash, which seemed to indicate that the poem is never-ending, just as eternity is endless.
             "I Heard a Fly Buzz-When I Died," pointed to a disbelief in heaven or any form of afterlife. In this poem, a woman was lying in bed with her family and friends st
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