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Emily Dickinson’s (c. 1861) is one of the most famous examples of her use of extended metaphor , where she likens the abstract concept of hope to a resilient bird that "perches" in the human soul. Poem Analysis & Themes

The poem explores how hope provides comfort and strength without demanding anything in return. Emily Dickinson’s (c

Hope is the Thing with Feathers: Emily Dickinson’s Eternal Song Emily Dickinson’s (c