In the first stanza, the speaker describes the soul shutting a door, an image of the was strongly influenced by puritan religious beliefs <span>but Dickinson </span>did<span> not accept ... The lines might mean that the Soul is shutting her “</span>divine<span> Majority” inside with ... </span>they<span> will not be more interested in worldly </span>possessions<span> than </span>they<span> are in </span>God<span>.</span>