Dickinson Keywords

2. , he way words and sentences are arranged in writing.
6. , A long, flat piece of wood.
7. , Your awareness of yourself, your thoughts and surroundings.
11. , A strong belief or certainty that something is true or right.
12. , To make someone feel embarrassed, ashamed or less confident.
14. , Very important or significant, especially because it may have a big effect on the future.
15. , A statement or idea that seems to contradict itself but may contain a truth.
16. , Sits or rests on a high or narrow place.
20. , Treats someone cruelly or unfairly, often by using power or control over them. It can also mean to weigh heavily on someone emotionally.
23. , A very serious or extreme situation; it can also mean the furthest point or end of something.
24. The process of something breaking down or rotting, especially after death.
27. , Having more than one possible meaning, so the meaning is not completely clear.
31. , Split between two things
32. , Continuous and difficult to ignore.
34. symbolism , When religious objects, images or ideas are used to represent a deeper meaning.
35. , People who are grieving or showing sadness after someone has died.

1. , Accepting something unpleasant or difficult because you believe it cannot be changed.
2. , When an object, image, colour or idea represents a deeper meaning.
3. , The ability to continue through something difficult without giving up.
4. , Based on personal thoughts, feelings or experiences rather than facts.
5. , Making someone feel weighed down, trapped or distressed.
8. , Broken, damaged or divided into parts. It can also describe relationships or thoughts that are no longer whole or connected.
9. , A feeling of confusion or not knowing what is happening.
10. , Easily broken, damaged or hurt.
13. , Repeating the same word or phrase at the beginning of lines or sentences.
17. , The fact that all living things will eventually die.
18. , Serious and thoughtful, often because something is important or sad.
19. , Based on clear and logical thinking.
21. , Being firm, loyal and determined, even when things are difficult.
22. The process of gradually rotting, weakening or becoming worse.
25. , Walking with heavy, repeated steps.
26. , Something that causes pain, suffering or difficulty, such as an illness or problem.
28. , Connected with an empire, emperor or powerful ruler. It can suggest power, authority or greatness.
29. , Unclear or having more than one possible meaning.
30. , Being aware of yourself, your thoughts and what is happening around you.
33. , the slow ringing of a bell, often associated with death or funerals.