Emily Dickinson explored the dead as they lay in their resting places in “Safe in their Alabaster Chambers.” She wrote “…Untouched by Morning / And untouched by Noon- / Sleep the meek members of the Resurrection -…” Morning and noon represent the different points in time of someone’s life. Morning symbolizing childhood and noon symbolizing growing up, the past cannot “touch” or influence someone once they are dead. “Meek members of the Resurrection�

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