HELP HELP HELP HELP Considering the poetry of Emily Dickinson, what do the different details in her poems suggest most clearly about her attitude toward society?

b) She prefers being a private person, not a public one.

Explanation:

Emily Dickens wrote very introspective poems, the ones that talk about her relationship with God, her celebration observance of nature, her thoughts of life’s processes, and her own ideas about herself. She wrote of her own emotions and perceptions. Through her poetry, we can see that she was a very pensive person, the observant one, and very attentive with details around her. Her poetry is mindful and quiet, and never gives out the sense of intensity by the rowdy and loud person.

Through this, we can deduct that Emily Dickens’ personality was a rather private one, that she minded her own affairs, and that she did not enjoy being in the public eye for too long. She preferred to live by the word of God and observe nature and other people, much rather than participate in the loud and public social life.

queen elizabeth's purpose in the passage is;

d. to persuade the troops that she is a capable commander

"i have the heart and stomach of a king. i myself will be your general, judge, and rewarder."