In my opinion, Emily Dickinson has a very unique way of writing her poetry. She is my favorite writer, and there are many things I appreciate about her work. She uses several different topics and her style is very interesting also. Dickinson selects several topics to write on, her style is very unique, and the impact of the word is also important when discussing her poetry.
             Emily uses much love, death, and nature in her poems. I notice in the majority of her poems that she relates to religion. In her poem, "986" She capitalizes the word "Him", as well as in other poems also. She tends to use religious allusions, such as some relations with God and the universe. Her poems to me have a very artistic point of view instead of a religious point of view. Even though she does use religious style in her poetry, she uses it in an artistic manner. When I read Dickinson's poetry, I feel that she is not a very happy person. It seems to me as if she has a hard life and puts most of her thoughts on paper.
             Emily Dickinson loves to write about death, nature, and love. Dickinson uses many spiritual forces to accomplish the message she is sending out. In the poem, "I've seen a Dying Eye" she talks about the nature of death. It seems as if Dickinson has lost someone very close to her in her life and when she writes poems about death she refers to that person.
             Dickinson uses love as a topic of her poetry. Dickinson never defines a conclusive love or lover at the end of her love poetry. In Dickinson's writings a woman's existence is there when it leads into the power of a man. Dickinson's imagery in her love poetry tends to focus on suns, storms, volcanoes, etc., which leads to her next topic of poetry, nature.
             Dickinson also uses nature as a topic of her poetry. She loves nature but her ideas were always focused on her own state of being. Dickinson has a very good des...