As Imperceptibly As Grief | Dickinson | Analysis

Analysis of As Imperceptibly As Grief by Emily Dickinson

English Literature

GCSE

WJEC

7m 4s

in Eduqas Poetry Anthology - 1789 to Present Day

Dickinson writes about the bittersweet feelings at the end of summer, as the days start shifting to autumn in her poem "As Imperceptibly As Grief". This podcast analyses the often complex language she uses, her interpretation of moving from summer to autumn and the structure and form of the poem, giving you the necessary insights for your GCSE English Literature exam.

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