Poems by Emily Dickinson Series Two

The eagerness with which the first volume of Emily Dickinsons poems has been read demonstrates unequivocally that despite all of our purported modern artificiality we are still capable of appreciating the qualities of directness and simplicity when it comes to approaching the most important themes such as life love and death. Even to those who were most familiar with her captivating power that irresistible needle-touch as one of her best reviewers put it piercing simultaneously the very centre of a notion received a wide and sympathetic reaction. Although subject to the same criticism as its predecessor this second book also displays the same gleaming charms.