"Wild Nights" by Emily Dickinson can be translated a few different ways, yet the clearest explanation is that the poem leads into enthusiasm, love and sexual attractions. The opening stanza surely gives the reader the picture of a loving encounter between two lovers. The second and third stanzas are much darker, making a comparison for the strong involvement with sea
"Wild Nights" by Emily Dickinson can be translated a few different ways, yet the clearest explanation is that the poem leads into enthusiasm, love and sexual attractions. The opening stanza surely gives the reader the picture of a loving encounter between two lovers. The second and third stanzas are much darker, making a comparison for the strong involvement with sea