Liquor Never Brewed Emily Dickinson Analysis
As Dickinson mentions "liquor never brewed' to my understanding her first line in the first stanza is actually the end of her poem, fourth stanza fourth line. Dickinson chose to inform the perspective reader of a possible experience she had encountered. Dickinson's first stanza pertains to herself. Her second stanza as she mentions "Inebriate of Air am I," she is possibly contemplating and questioning if she should stay and be as a "Molten Blue" on the hot summer days, assuming she may feel as the she is melting due to the extremity of heat. "Landlords" obviously try to banish the drunken bee from their property. The drunken bee replies to the landlord if you must feel the need to move me from my spot where I am dreaming then I will drink