Question

The poem begins with… the speaker driving past death on the road. the speaker of the poem taking a carriage ride with death. the speaker of the poem stopping to talk with death. the speaker of the poem goes on a carriage ride by herself.

Answer 1

Answer:

"Because I Could not Stop for Death" - Emily Dickinson

Explanation:

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• three "people" - speaker, death, and immortality
• death is described as civil, kind, patient - this is unusual because death is usually characterized with mean, cruel, and cold
• the school - represents her childhood
• the fields of grazing grain - represents adulthood
• the setting sun - represents end of life