Emily Dickinson' s poetry is unique and unconventional in its own way. What is her poetic style?
HER POETRY IS UNIQUE AND UNCONVENTIONAL IN ITS OWN WAY. HER POEMS HAVE NO TITLES, HENCE ARE ALWAYS QUOTED BY THEIR FIRST LINES. IN HER POETRY, THERE IS A PARTICULAR STRESS PATTERN, IN WHICH DASHES ARE USED AS A MUSICAL DEVICE TO CREATE CADENCE AND CAPITAL LETTERS AS A MEANS OF EMPHASIS. MOST OF HER POEMS BORROW THE REPEATED FOUR-LINE, RHYMED STANZAS OF TRADITIONAL CHRISTIAN HYMNS. HER IRREGULAR OR SOMETIMES INVERTED SENTENCE STRUCTURE ALSO CONFUSES READERS. HOWEVER, HER POETIC IDIOM IS NOTED FOR ITS LACONIC BREVITY, DIRECTNESS AND PLAINNESS. HER POEMS ARE USUALLY SHORT AND MANY OF THEM ARE CENTERED ON A SINGLE IMAGE OR SYMBOL AND FOCUSED ON ONE SUBJECT MATTER. HER POETRY IS REMARKABLE FOR ITS VARIETY, SUBTLETY AND RICHNESS, AND HER LIMITED PRIVATE WORLD HAS NEVER CONFINED THE LIMITLESS POWER OF HER CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION.
