One Death, Different Perspectives.

There will be no one among the people who believes that death is the purpose of thinking, or the events, people, and spirits that will face after death. In addition, as we are children, we ask what our parents have lost and what happens after we die. Unlike the remote secret poet Emily Dickinson from Massachusetts, people are always afraid of death and are associated with darkness, melancholy, and other negative emotions. And she dies on her massive work.

All these poets have different views on death, but from all these poems the poet understands that death is inevitable. As a human being, we usually feel depressed after someone died. But in fact we decide what death means for us. Indeed, the actual level of depression will depend on several factors, such as the time you know the deceased and the relationship between you and the deceased. Without hesitation, the relationship between mother and son should always be the closest.

Christina Rossetti said that "remembering" does not necessarily mean that death is a source of negative or sorrow and loss. Death can be explained differently by everyone, and nobody's view is the same. For British poets and British Catholic Christina Rossetti, religion is likely to play an important role in her life. In her experience, she was able to explain the brighter and more optimistic aspects of death in her poem 'Remember'. Nobody knows what will happen after death. Christina Rossetti expressed her point of view as "the place of silence." Silence is often used to express peaceful and quiet environments without conflict or war. In modern society, such places are rare and are often limited to libraries and churches.

A novel 19th century poet Emily Dickinson has many themes of death themes and her poetry. Dickinson's poem provides a creative and refreshing perspective on death and its impact on others. In Dickinson 's poetry, death is often anthropomorphic and given a personality different from the role of traditional "horror movies". Dickinson also combines imaginative vocabulary with vivid images to create stunning and powerful poetry. In 1862 poetry, after great pain, formal emotions - Emily Dickinson showed death from the perspective of losing a loved one. This poem is written in a third party and tells readers about the behavior and thought of the mourner through the story of omniscience. In contrast, most of Dickinson 's other death - related poems show the view of the deceased to the reader. The vivid image of this poem helps to improve the reader's opinion on this poem.