Through the Eyes of a Fly

Emily Dickinson was born in Massachusetts on 10th December 1830. When she grew up, she enclosed herself in very few people and rarely left her house. In the 1860 's, she completely isolated himself from the outside world. This had a great influence on her poetry and career. Some of her poems are based on her charm against death and immortality suspects. This "I heard the sound of a snoring flying - when I died" is suitable for Dickinson's strange personality. The title of this poem seems easy, but there are many controversies and differences about the real meaning behind it.

~ Eagle ~ Under the light of the sun, the mountains are flying in your shining wings. O flying over my eyes is not too far from a stable line of sight, do not walk away. You flew the river, you have learned air, even if I did not see you, I saw your shadow splashing the wall of the canyon. Go back, turn, flutter and glide, capture the heat and let it rest. When a warrior rides his horse and then you scream to scream I feel alive, I diving, so I am not like a ghost walking on the ground. Cross your shining wings at the foot under the sun. Flying over my eyes is not too far from a stable line of sight, do not go away ~ Bonnie j. Flach ©

Everyone of Nicholas, I melted myself in the cold water I had imagined closing my eyes. When my toes drown the pond far, I closed my eyes, and the sun illuminates droplets flying through the sky. I raised my arms in my imagination and saw swans flying in the evening sun, I felt the sun shine and the skin warmed, so I laughed myself. Nicholas talks to me about human eyes - With love, Jane - Dear Jane, what do you see when you see the human eye? You look very clearly ... I saw the soul's window to fire the universe, I saw the sun shining around the dew of the wild flower, I was created by God Elements are animals, humans and the universe The elegant power of the eagle has seen wings spreading in the sun Jane is in your eyes I am looking at the color of emotions They are rainbow-colored strobes Emanate, take me away by resonating with me