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    Emily Dickinson's poem expresses how becoming a wife provides a sense of safety and comfort compared to her previous single "state." She reflects on how mundane daily life must seem to those in heaven and chooses not to dwell on past difficulties, declaring simply that she is now a "Wife." William Wordsworth's poem expresses how beholding a rainbow stirs his heart and soul equally as a child, as a man, and he hopes even when old, connecting the innocence of childhood to the experiences of adulthood.

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    I'm "Wife"-I've Finished That (199) : Emily Dickinson

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    Ran's Fadil Aza
    Emily Dickinson's poem expresses how becoming a wife provides a sense of safety and comfort compared to her previous single "state." She reflects on how mundane daily life must seem to those in heaven and chooses not to dwell on past difficulties, declaring simply that she is now a "Wife." William Wordsworth's poem expresses how beholding a rainbow stirs his heart and soul equally as a child, as a man, and he hopes even when old, connecting the innocence of childhood to the experiences of adulthood.

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    I'm "wife"I've finished that (199)

    by Emily Dickinson
    I'm "wife"I've finished that
    That other state
    I'm CzarI'm "Woman" now
    It's safer so
    How odd the Girl's life looks
    Behind this soft Eclipse
    I think that Earth feels so
    To folks in Heavennow
    This being comfortthen
    That other kindwas pain
    But why compare?
    I'm "Wife"! Stop there!

    My Heart Leaps Up
    William Wordsworth, 1770 - 1850
    My heart leaps up when I behold
    A rainbow in the sky:
    So was it when my life began;
    So is it now I am a man;
    So be it when I shall grow old,
    Or let me die!
    The Child is father of the Man;
    And I could wish my days to be
    Bound each to each by natural piety.

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