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Emily Dickinson exemplified the virtue of self-discipline. She wrote poetry largely for her own pleasure and to exercise and increase her creative talents. Very few of her poems wer epublished during her own lifetime, yet we know that she wrote consistently–perhaps every day–over several decades. Poetry was her way of knowing herself and understanding the world. She could control and express her ideas and emotions through poetry, perhaps the most demanding for… More >>
Emily Dickinson: Self Discipline in the Service of Art
