"Ah, too, it has a wing."
Perhaps Dickinson just need to rhyme with "sting"? Is it simple nonesense, or like so much nonsense poetry by Ogden Nash, Lewis Carroll or e. e. cummings, does it have a particular poignant resonance?
2003-04-02
Added by: Rose
"Ah, too, it has a wing."
I believe this line helped to further the contradictions of what fame does.
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Perhaps Dickinson just need to rhyme with "sting"? Is it simple nonesense, or like so much nonsense poetry by Ogden Nash, Lewis Carroll or e. e. cummings, does it have a particular poignant resonance?