Analysis Of Emily Dickinson s A Narrow Fellow

The sonnet â€Å"A Narrow Fellow in the Grass† by Emily Dickinson is a poem that deals with her inner self. The poem was wrote in 1865 under anonymously under the title â€Å"The Snake†. The style of writing that Dickinson uses was more on how natural world is portrayed by examines one of nature’s creatures that human do not like, and that the snake. However in this poem it looks into her inner thought about how life and nature can cause one to have bitter and sweet emotional. The poem shows her reflection, aspirations, passions and fears of life. Dickinson opens up â€Å"A Narrow Fellow in the Grass with a warm and intimate tone for the readers to feel the bond between her and the nature in the poem. As she introduce the fellow to the readers it make you feel the love that she have for this creature, until it true identify comes out and when this happen Dickinson portray the fellow as what it really is a snake. As we know that a snake have always been thought of as a sly and deceitful animal, as well as one of nature most notorious creature. However this fine creature is introduce in the first stanza and in the fourth line articulates how the snake is by describe it as keen, sharp and sudden. However, after she introduce this shy deceitful creature to the readers as harmless. Then we have to look at the second stanza that describes ophidian as moving quickly through the grass like a phantom in the night. However she described variously distance about the way it moves â€Å"in the grassShow MoreRelatedAnalysis Of Emily Dickinson s A Narrow Fellow 1246 Words   |  5 PagesA Puzzle for Critics Slithering and hissing while traveling through a grassy garden seems to be what â€Å"A Narrow Fellow† is doing in one of Emily Dickinson’s most well-known poems. However, this poem has proved to be more of an ambiguous puzzle rather than a simple poem depicting a beautifully painted picture of nature. 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This poem can be viewed as a small window that gives its readers a glimpse into Dickinson’s very private life and personal views of her critics, her writing and publication of her work. The first stanza introduces â€Å"a narrow Fellow in the Grass† that â€Å"Occasionally rides-.† (Line 1-2) Dickinson personifies the snake and addresses him as a fellow which creates a closeness between the narrator, the reader, and the snake. Rather than being fearful of the snake, the reader, at first, feels a human connection. It allows the tone of the poem toShow MoreRelatedAnalysis Of Emily Dickinson s A Narrow Fellow 1488 Words   |  6 Pages The sonnet â€Å"A Narrow Fellow in the Grass† by Emily Dickinson is a poem that deals with her inner self. The poem was wrote in 1865 under anonymously under the title â€Å"The Snake†. The style of writing that Dickinson uses was more on how natural world is portrayed by examines one of nature’s creatures that human do not like, and that the snake. 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