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Source: The New York Times

An Emily Dickinson poem as a visual experience

A free-to-read interactive from The New York Times that turns “I dwell in Possibility” into a visual experience: an Emily Dickinson poem of barely 50 words holding endless possibilities.

Daguerreotype portrait of a young Emily Dickinson, seated with a small bunch of flowers in her hands
Imagen: daguerrotipo de Emily Dickinson (h. 1847) / Wikimedia Commons (dominio público)

The New York Times offers a visual experience built around “I dwell in Possibility”, a poem by Emily Dickinson. In barely 50 words, she manages to hold endless possibilities.

The piece is free to read, and a good excuse to reread a short poem slowly, paying attention to every word.

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