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Emily Dickinson’s ‘Death sets a Thing significant’: Mourning and Meaning

Published by The Wall Street Journal · United States 11 h ago

The writer deftly moves from the hypothetical to the personal in this short poem from 1863 about grief and the lingering presence of the dead.

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