The Influence Of Despair In Emily Dickinson's Poetry

Emily Dickinson, a renowned American poet from the romantic era, wrote numerous lyrical poems that reflect the theme of despair as seen in “There’s a Certain Slant of Light.”
Her unique poems are what separated her from the poets of her time.
Emily experienced a lot of tragedy in her early years, and these tragedies may be the reason she decided to live in seclusion.
Emily’s distinct style consists of the use notations and wording, which was never seen before.
Despair was the central theme of many of her poems, and whether she intended for readers to feel what she was feeling or not, readers were able to connect with her; this is especially seen in her poem, “There’s a certain Slant of light.”
Emily Dickinson wrote many poems that greatly influenced

American Literature, as well as future poets.
Emily did something with her life while living in seclusion, she did not sit around doing nothing, she in fact did the complete opposite.
Emily did not experience much things outside of her house, so where she got all of her ideas for her poems is a mystery, but what is known is that she had a great imagination and great writing skills.