Question poetry (Emily Dickinson)?
I really need help! Could you explain the comparsions and the images the author uses to make their point of use testing ie, contributions and refrence line fromt text, success is counted sweetest thanks for those who never succeed to understand the painful nectar Requires a necessity. Not one of all [...]

"I am a work in progress, dressed in the fabric of a developing world gives me intricate patterns of questions, rhythms that never come clean, and strengths that have not yet seen. "Ani DiFranco
Life is a gift that was graciously given at birth. It came with no specific instruction is to we [...]

nobody reads the count success is sweet for Emily Dickinson?
I have an explanation because … tomarow dont understand the line "Not a alone of all the purple Host Who took the flag today can say as clear definition of victory? I understand that the house is purple something to do with royalty, but what [...]

Inspiration comes in many forms. An exchange of words on the street, a reprimand, but the loving mother in a department store or a strange friendship in a small town to provide necessary mental fodder for the mill of poetry. I record the gist of the comment on a piece of paper, because I [...]

i dont get the poem "Success is counted sweetest", Emily Dickinson, can anyone explain?

Success is counted more sweet in this poem, Emily Dickinson, writes about how people live their lives without achieving much to succeed in some way. She makes note of how people successful often do not appreciate what they are capable of [...]