whose grave does the speaker pass in emily dickinson's poem "712" ("because i could not stop for death")?
a. a horse's
b. her own
c. her lover's
d. a child's

B. Her own

In Dickinson's poem, she and Death pause at a grave marked as her own because this poem is about how she would handle death upon when she dies.

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Answer:

B. her own.

Explanation:

In this poem by Emily Dickinson, the speaker takes a beautiful and ethereal trip beyond life, into eternity. In the poem, death is a male character that is driving the speaker in a carriage. They pass several things along the way, like a school and children playing, or an open field. In their trip they also pass a house that is described like some sort of grave —strictly speaking, they actually pause before the house: One is led to interpret that the house is actually the speaker´s grave.

whose grave does the speaker pass in emily dickinson's poem "712" ("because i could not stop for death")? a. a horse's b. her own c. her lover's d. a child's

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whose grave does the speaker pass in emily dickinson's poem "712" ("because i could not stop for death")?
a. a horse's
b. her own
c. her lover's
d. a child's