Emily Dickinson

This poem, now looked at in a different manner, has a unique flow to it. It's honest, at least for the time it was written. In 19th century when it was written, I don't think it was the most popular thing to talk about the art of lying, or rather, not lying. Her wording is almost a play on words, giving it this fresh feeling, almost requiring the reader to do a double take to really understand what she is genuinely trying to say.