Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight

Emily Dickinson's poetry is at once accessible and cryptic. Her poems usually last only a few stanzas, so they are ideal for those who find it difficult to make it through pages long poetry; however, Dickinson's poetry is riddled with metaphors, strange capitalization, and peculiar punctuation, making her work a delight to pick apart and decipher. In The Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson, all of her poetry is collected into one volume, allowing the reader to peruse the entirety of this enigmatic poet's life work.

You can check out this eBook and many more through the UNT Dallas Library catalog. 

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• New Book: When the Beat was Born written by Laban Carrick Hill, Illustrated by Theodore Taylor III.
• New Book:The Reader, the Text, the Poem by Louise Michelle Rosenblatt
• New Book: Identity Lessons
• Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight
• Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight
• Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight
• Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight
• Poetry and Art Month Book Spotlight