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The True Meaning Of Emily Dickinson's Spider

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Finally, Dickinson’s spider shall have its messages unraveled. Dickinson’s spider is holding a silver ball that is unwinding as he is dancing seeing happy. It holds a pictures reminiscing upon something in the past. After an hour, the spider is at its end of his journey in life and then proceeds to dangle itself using its silver ball on a housewife’s broom. This ending is by far darker than Whitman’s ending. The reasons are as follow, the spider, Dickinson, is her holding rope that was in a ball and unravels it. She is looking upon old photos that seem to have a deep connection to her. When she puts the photo away, the rope is made into a noose and is placed. She then proceeds to hang herself while quoting, “His Boundaries -- forgot--”. The
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