Readers often have different opinions about the final stanza of the poem. Some believe it holds a tone of terror, while others think it expresses confidence and acceptance. What do you think

Hi. Did you forget to say that this question refers to "Because I Could Not Stop For Death" by Emily Dickinson

The end of the story shows a confidence and acceptance about death.

Explanation:

The speaker of the poem is narrating the moment when death came to seek him. He shows how death was chivalric and let him visualize many things during the journey.

At no time does the speaker show sadness or discouragement, nor a memo in the last stanza where he is comfortable with his situation and shows that he understood where the horses are taking him and the fate that awaits him. This is a sign of acceptance and trust.

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