Emily Dickinson's We Grow Accustomed To The Dark

On the other hand,in We grow accustomed to the Dark Emily Dickinson’s attitude has changed. Rather than feeling sad, she has gotten use to losing her vision. The first line in the poem is “We grow accustomed to the Dark”. Her word choice of “accustomed” suggests that she has grown use to something - the dark. The “dark”refers to what Emily Dickinson sees with her eyes - darkness or nothing. These two words together mean that Emily Dickinson is use to being blind. This shows that her attitude is less negative and has adjusted to being