My father used to joke, "I was wrong only once in my life -- and that was at a time when I thought I was wrong."
Well, dearest reader, the same has happened to me. I have never been wrong in life -- until now. I recently discovered, though, that a plog (poetry blog) post from December 2020, HERE, includes incomplete information. The post focuses on Emily Dickinson's use of weather-related terms in her poetry -- AND I NEGLECTED TO INCLUDE THE WORD "FROST."
Hmm...so perhaps I was more careless than wrong?
Anyway, to correct that error, here is an updated list of weather-related terms used in the poems of Emily Dickinson.
Well, dearest reader, the same has happened to me. I have never been wrong in life -- until now. I recently discovered, though, that a plog (poetry blog) post from December 2020, HERE, includes incomplete information. The post focuses on Emily Dickinson's use of weather-related terms in her poetry -- AND I NEGLECTED TO INCLUDE THE WORD "FROST."
Hmm...so perhaps I was more careless than wrong?
Anyway, to correct that error, here is an updated list of weather-related terms used in the poems of Emily Dickinson.
| Chill: 8 Chilly: 2 Cloud: 26 Fog: 6 FROST: 40 Hurricane: 3 Ice: 3 Lightning: 15 Rain: 11 Rainbow: 7 Sleet: 4 Snow: 57 Snowy: 1 Storm: 15 Stormy: 2 Sun: 165 Sunny: 4 Thunder: 10 Wind: 80 Windy: 2 |  |
Again, for more information, see the post from 2020, HERE.
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