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Dedicated To Emily Dickinson Me a poetess wrote a poem &mdash Just wrote and felt proud &mdash But Emily, my dear sweet poetess &mdash When read for my sake my poem &mdash For several times &mdash, several times &mdash And suddenly vanished far &mdash All my pride too vanished &mdash 'Several times' could mean &mdash First to begin with - '! ! 'but to end at- '0' Only that - I could infer Note: Reason for Emily Dickinson's use of dashes (taken from the internet) 1. Emily's dashes give you pause to receive the enormity of what she is attempting to convey, they link separate realms in her mysterious landscape. A curtsy or quick intake of breath as she unveils her gem. 2.It explains how she would verbally pause or how she would finish a thought. 3.Em dash or Mdash is sometimes made with two hyphens i.e -