1. I'm Nobody! Who are You? by Emily Dickinson
... she sees herself, any mirror both literally or figuratively. In this, I see "Nobody" in today's context. Nobody, people who are unimportant and blend in the public easily. Nobody- people who are ordinary and insignificant. Dickinson wants us to be a "Nobody" like her to "make a pair of us" ... quot; it is to be "somebodies" who only watched by "admiring bogs". Bogs, the swampy place where frogs live. Bogs, who listen to the "frogs" "tell one's name", the mass public who don't have their own opinions. Bogs, acting like mud, which can sink one's individuality. ... I then think that she...
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- Grade Level: High School