In "because i could not stop for death," what is the significance of the phrase “[death] knew no haste”?
the phrase is meant to suggest the universality of death’s power.
the phrase is evidence of the poet’s respect for death’s grace and poise.
the phrase displays the poet’s frustration with death’s lack of speed.
the phrase characterizes death as being removed from human concerns.

The phrase characterizes Death as being removed from human concerns.

Explanation:

In this poem by Emily Dickinson, one of her most beautiful ones, she begins the poem characterizing death, a male character in her poem, as unworried about human affairs and preoccupations, leisure or labor; that is to say, death “knew no haste”. She then takes us, by means of her poetry, through a sort of mystic voyage, making death the driver of this eternal trip beyond the grave.    

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