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Comment 3 of 3, added on June 5th, 2007 at 3:15 PM.
This poem is beautiful I think when reading dickinson people should
remember that she is one of the best poets who ever lived undisputably. She
is saying so much in these four lines; one must also realize this was
written shortly before emilys death. shes saying the "final creatures" we
create poetically the final thoughts and storys of our imagination. and
"who they are" is such an endless thing to dote upon and imagine upon. "But
just the Summer knows" thats beautiful at this present time i cannot say
comptently what it means as i read this poem this morning and cared to
comment on it online. the ciccadas and crickets may have a very subliminal
atmosphere creating meaning as Larry Syldan said but true comprehension of
what that line means is endless. That endless interpatation is the magic
emily sought for. not that she wasnt clear in her mind. she contemplated a
poems subliminal ideas but the true feeling moment and idea is preserved in
the poem for her posterity, us to unveil and enjoy
clayton walker from United States
Comment 2 of 3, added on March 2nd, 2006 at 3:41 PM.
The poem concerns the cicadas and crickets and such that close the summer.
They are the final creatures.
Larry Syldan from United States
Comment 1 of 3, added on March 2nd, 2006 at 2:29 PM.
I like this poem and perhaps it's because I like Emily Dickinson. The thing
with this poem is that I can't quite put my finger on the meaning. It seems
ellusive but maybe that's just me.
Dia from United States
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This poem is beautiful I think when reading dickinson people should
remember that she is one of the best poets who ever lived undisputably. She
is saying so much in these four lines; one must also realize this was
written shortly before emilys death. shes saying the "final creatures" we
create poetically the final thoughts and storys of our imagination. and
"who they are" is such an endless thing to dote upon and imagine upon. "But
just the Summer knows" thats beautiful at this present time i cannot say
comptently what it means as i read this poem this morning and cared to
comment on it online. the ciccadas and crickets may have a very subliminal
atmosphere creating meaning as Larry Syldan said but true comprehension of
what that line means is endless. That endless interpatation is the magic
emily sought for. not that she wasnt clear in her mind. she contemplated a
poems subliminal ideas but the true feeling moment and idea is preserved in
the poem for her posterity, us to unveil and enjoy
clayton walker from United States