“If aught she missed in her new day<\/p>\n
Of amplitude, or awe,<\/p>\n
Or first prospective, or the gold<\/p>\n
In using wore away\u2026”(Dickson)<\/p>\n
This stanza from Emily Dickson’s poem “The Wife”, can be depicted as an example of Mrs. Mallard’s emotional state towards her husband’s false death in the story “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin. An example quote from Chopin’s story, reveals Mallard’s emotional state about her husband’s death, “And yet she had loved him \u2014 sometimes. Often, she had not. What did it matter!” (Chopin) In comparison to Dickson’s stanza and Millard’s emotional state, both give an exemplified perspective process of being a wife. However, in Chopin’s story, Millard’s thought of her husband’s death as freedom for her new independence. In Dickson stanza from “The wife” gives a different perspective in her stanza as if being in a marriage prevents independence.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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