@@sergiomerino1434 You assumed all of that from a single, innocent comment of someone sharing their admiration for someone they see as an inspiration? I think that says more about you than it does about her, and it's not looking good, buddy.
Why didn't you mention that they erased Susan's name from her love poems? And in 1998 it was revealed that the name was removed (probably because homosexuality was not accepted). A new documentary about Emily Dickinson is needed because this one is certainly not telling the complete truth about her personal life. Susan's daughter has also confirmed the intimate relationship between her mother and Emily.
you’re totally right. I guess this video was probably shot when we still had the quadratic tv’s and humanity wasn’t accepting of Susan’s and Emily’s love story. it’s just really confusing that they just erased her from all records and mentioned her once even tho Susan was her muse
analyzing Emily Dickinson's life is almost impossible without analyzing her love of women. Her distaste for what society was is understandable in many ways when you think about that
I would challenge you in that are you implying she was secretly gay? I think she felt connected to her sister in law Susan but was attracted to men for sure and seems to have had a relationship with an older man. Showing affection back then to other women wasn't unusual and didn't imply lesbianism.
The radical lesbians have been raking through Emily's bones for years in effort to claim her as one of their own. The evidence for that is simply not there, and there is evidence to the contrary. Give it up: establish your own merit by your own achievements instead of trying to steal others'.
Hated the fact that they just ignored and erased Susan importance in Emily's life. The love they had for eatch other was beautiful and does not deserve to be disregarded like this.
@@betzy7560 ?! Time context? So there was no gay people back in the day? What do you mean by “time context” ? A lot of it was modified to pretend they were friends If that’s what you mean, you couldn’t be gay back in the day so they multilated very clearly erotic letters to sue to hide homosexuality. Any good scholar know that.
@@vivianech1 what I mean is that women relationships back then were hotly debated as they had little interaction with men according to one historian author and another. I don’t claim to agree or disagree I’m just saying time context has to be considered
@@betzy7560 for sure! I am considering and it’s bullshit. Time and time again women would like live together even and those old ass men would say they were “good friends”. It’s pretty fucked isn’t it?
Kylie K. Atleast they talked about Susan, who is often left out on these discographies, who by the way Emily is the closest and whom Emily wrote more than 300 letters to :))
M K ik, THATS why im glad Apple Tv is recognizing this and giving this justice compare to other Emily Dickinson discographies, Susan is often left out and portrayed only as “her bestfriend” and even to some, Susan is just described as “Her Sister in Law” which always makes me feel mad bc, Susan is such a huge part of Emily’s life, according to her poems🥺
Susan's daughter confirmed the romance between her mother and her aunt. And still, people act defensive saying that their idol wasn't actually gay/bi 😂😂
@@bryanferry7764 it's very important for LGBT people to have idols who were like them that's why people care. It's not a big deal to you and that's fine but others can think of it as a big deal.
Because I could not stop for Death - He kindly stopped for me - The Carriage held but just Ourselves - And Immortality. We slowly drove - He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility - We passed the School, where Children strove At Recess - in the Ring - We passed the Fields of Gazing Grain - We passed the Setting Sun - Or rather - He passed us - The Dews drew quivering and chill - For only Gossamer, my Gown - My Tippet - only Tulle - We paused before a House that seemed A Swelling of the Ground - The Roof was scarcely visible - The Cornice - in the Ground - Since then - 'tis Centuries - and yet Feels shorter than the Day I first surmised the Horses' Heads Were toward Eternity -
@@tomquinn607 Dude, have you read her letters to Susan? Go check out the book "open me carefully" and you'll understand what i mean. For some reason everyone keeps hiding the fact that she was attracted to women and i get fed up because of it
@@tomquinn607 To you it might not be. But for some people it is, besides if you know the background of an artist you might actually understand the art better. Some of her poems get a completely new meaning after you realize what she's going through
She was brilliantly talented her poems and letters were ahead of time. But I am shocked to see that this documentary has no difference from her first published poetry, both removed the fact that she wrote most of her poems for her love Susan Gilbert (happens to be her SIL). Why society still do not accept the fact that she was Gay and sacrificed her love for the society and family. It is 21st century and still we live in a society which thinks 300 year backwards.
She might have been bi-sexual due to her feelings for Susan only, but don't discount the fact she had crushes and loved men. I wouldn't class Emily as gay.
@@RiaLakethe point is not calling her gay or notm the point is her romantic poems and letters to men are romanticised but not really a romantic relationship and that her raw love poems are majorly still found in her letters to Sue
But if you love Emily and want to see this beautiful love story between her and Sue than check out the new show Dickinson on Apple + TV it's really good and I highly recommend it
Can't imagine why everyone dwells on whether or not she was gay. Why does that matter. It does not change anything her poetry is still beautiful. Who cares if she was or was not gay
because queer people deserve role models just as much as straight people. Efforts to erase the sexualities of notable queer people only serve to alienate 10% of the population
Please stop this. Queer history and social life are still very much neglected(not ignored but still in target of erasing). Hence it is very important, not only for Emily's biography but how the rigid norm impact any essence related to queers
She is my inspiration . She could help me regain my poetry because that is whatI am. My Twin gave me good advice so I started again but I got writer’s block. So I started to paint to stir my creative juices.
Reminds me of myself. I'm autistic, disabled and intelligent. But I rarely find my equal to connect to. When I do, that person is otherwise entangled by life.
One of Russia.s greatest modern poets was Yuri Ivask. When he came to US he worked for Radio Liberty. Yuri felt the Emily D was US greatest poet. In fact Yuri Isaak managed to get himself and Tamara buried very near to Emily Dickinson.
I believe that Emily having an extremely sensitive nature and going through 1 trauma after the other, he came toward the end of her life an agoraphobic, a condition in which people were not really that familiar with in that time. The fact that she rarely if at all left the house would indicate that she definitely had phobias. I would be very interested in knowing what kind of eye condition she had oh, and what did she actually die from. Enjoyed the video very much but was kind of left a little disappointed because there was many other things about her that I have read that they did not put in this documentary.
@Secrets of She Secrets, I'm sorry, this is not the first time that U-Tube has turned someone's comment to me; your reply is to someone elses comment. Sorry about that.
Certainly back then, both here as well as abroad, a woman can only hope for the recognition and appreciation she both deserves and has earned, If she stays away from men.
:D Women live longer when they're not living with men. Also, women who spend least time with men have a glow or sparkle in their eyes. I see it everytime!
@@skylark1848 Don't you find it strange (but hardly unexpected) that men live longer when with a woman, but women... where is there no science here ? Sounds like something of an emergency to me.
@@alwayswondering4051 it's about masculine and feminine energies. All people have masculine and feminine energies within themselves, in varying degrees. Some women have more masculine energies and some have lots of feminine energy. Many women distance themselves from their OWN masculine energy and stay away from doing basics ( like changing their own gas cylinder/ lightbulb/ car tyre themselves. They're the ones against learning basic household skills. When she steps down from changing the lightbulb because she thinks it will leave him with no purpose if he isn't useful around the house ) We must ideally have both energies in balanced levels within us. For a masculine energy predominant woman, she must call up her own feminine energies to nourish herself.
It is well known among traditional farming communities that male trees must not be allowed to grow with female trees. Marijuana farmers don't let male marijuana trees grow next to female marijuana trees. Look it up :) Yes, there's male and female among trees too. You can tell by their flowers, stem water content, leaf shape etc When a male papaya tree grows next to a female tree, she yields smaller papayas and grows shorter than her sister who is grown far away with no males around her Energetically I think what happens here is that a principal is being followed : energy flows from higher to lower. SHE is the higher energy being. Look at little girls and boys girls are always fuller of energy/life/ life force (in India we call this Shakti). The strongest women are those older women who can call up their strong masculine energy and expansive feminine energy when she desires. A strong male is one who can call up on his own feminine energy for guidance. But.. it requires a lot of self work on their part. You're absolutely right, it's astounding that certain filthy forces have wasted so much of our time with useless topics like trans agenda/ vaginal orgasm / death management methods. Our focus is supposed to be on: - health and healing. - connecting to ones own inner power (the answer to power isn't in fucking some helpless men/women) Fucking someone is a way of taking their energy and benefiting from it temporarily, but when done with a filthy intention like that, it disempowers people leaving them starved/empty.. alcohol/drugs/smoking has the same effect on us - what's the cause of early foetal deaths? We would have know this by now if certain fools weren't wasting their time in the above pointless researches We've got to piece together reality ourselves
26:00 --- the first female voice in English that speaks in poetry with ... authority? You gotta be kidding. Emilia Lanier, Aphra Behn, Anne Countess of Winchilsea, Anne Bradstreet, Elizabeth Barrett, Helen Hunt ... the list is long.
Thanks for sharing their names! I recall being frustrated at finding zero women writers in my highschool library. I'll look up their work now though :)
From the 20th century, I like Anne Sexton most of all. Sylvia Plath is powerful. Kay Ryan has an individual style. Earlier, there are Edna St. Vincent Millay, Sara Teasdale, Amy Lowell, Marianne Moore and Adelaide Crapsey. I am sure that by now you have discovered a lot.
@@Liliquan It is an expression of affection. I suggest you read her poetry. And read the play _The Belle of Amherst_. And what do you care -- "anarchy" is ruleless chaos that is most attractive to ID-driven bullies.
Excellent documentary!!! Read much of her poems, but far from comprehensively so. Many have read loved, & quite a few dark, naturally. Anyway, all valuable still.
@@unknownuser2814 long bloodlines span out a lot so it could only be a very little but possible since it’s very long ago and depends how much the family spread
Amusingly enough, whenever the video narrator discusses Amherst College, the video presents pictures of Mt. Holyoke College. So even in a discussion of a great women poet who went to a great woman's college, Mt. Holyoke, the college is eclipsed by Amherst, named Amherst College when it is not. How ironic, and how careless of those who produced the video.
According to my reading, Emily was a strong willed person, like her own father. As Susan became more closely involved in the Dickinson family, eventually marrying E’s brother, Austin, Susan feared that her own identity as a person so she strove to keep Emily at a distance. Emily, on the other hand, hungered for a soul mate, and decided that Susan was that person. Emily regarded Susan as her loving sister, the one person with whom she could share her inmost thoughts. Their relationship, almost a courtship, at least on Emily’s part, seemed to be one of a push me, pull me nature. Each of the women wanted a relationship with the other, but wanted it on her terms.
As well as a poet, I like to a painter/Artist when my poems don’t flow out of me. I like the. fact Emily Dickinson. was a recluse sorta like me. Except I have I phone and I Pad.
There are so many myths afloat about Emily Dickinson. One is that she never traveled far from her home and yet we know she went to Boston which is 92 miles distance from Amherst for some time to visit her brother, Austin. One myth after another abound. I wish so I could somehow travel back in time and visit her and set the record straight. Her letters published by Mabel Loomis Todd help squash a lot of the myths.
Yes exactly it would be amazing to know what is true and what not. To see why she stayed with her father, about Sue, about her poems and all that. If someday we are able to go back in time this is where I would go
Is really funny some people Histories get respond to the idea and the narrative that people want to project of them the Edit stuff to shape what future people may think about them
An eternal fine wine 🍷 along with Shakespeare and others. Her ability to describe the human condition is forever insightful. It is simply timeless -- beautiful poetry that will hopefully inspire future individuals to follow their creative dreams.
We dance around in a ring and suppose but the secret sits in the middle and knows. How could they possibly know so much about someone that is a recluse? Hmmm. If you want to know Emily Dickinson, read her poetry.
So sad, out of many female authors of the 19th century, Louisa May Alcott's fate looks better, her work was published from early on and gained wealth for her and her family. Alcott's talent was recognized.
Thank God that Condoleezza Rice or Madeleine Albright are not among these ladies. With all respect and appreciation to the great heart Emily Dickinson. I don't know how could such a great loving heart live in the country that spread all kinds of atrocities all over the world. Japan, Vietnam, Cuba, Panama , and Iraq? It's really strange.
honestly it pisses me off how you left out her love and best friend susan gilbert. she was much of emily’s influence for her poetry. she wrote the most poems and letters for her and you left it out.
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"Sometimes no matter how hard you try and fight it,
THE HEART WANTS WHAT IT WANTS."
Stubborn heart.
FlexibleAtheist 696 it’s so sad when you think abt the meaning behind it 😔
My favorite poet. I became a poet because of her. I used to have many poems as well.
Yea sure?
You seem like a “roses are red and violets are blue “ kind of person then goes online, acting like a wordsmith and identifying as a poet lol.
Imagine gate keeping someone who was just expressing their love for Emily and the fact she influenced them. Yikes.
@@sergiomerino1434 You assumed all of that from a single, innocent comment of someone sharing their admiration for someone they see as an inspiration? I think that says more about you than it does about her, and it's not looking good, buddy.
@@biclexual - Don’t attack me for your inability to look beyond peoples words. it shows you lack intelligence and it’s not a good look on you sport.
Why didn't you mention that they erased Susan's name from her love poems? And in 1998 it was revealed that the name was removed (probably because homosexuality was not accepted). A new documentary about Emily Dickinson is needed because this one is certainly not telling the complete truth about her personal life. Susan's daughter has also confirmed the intimate relationship between her mother and Emily.
you’re totally right. I guess this video was probably shot when we still had the quadratic tv’s and humanity wasn’t accepting of Susan’s and Emily’s love story.
it’s just really confusing that they just erased her from all records and mentioned her once even tho Susan was her muse
They said Susan was her best friend, her brothers wife.
@@kamilahbanerjee she was definitely more to Emily than her sister-in-law
Must we?
But she did write many letters to her I have read some that have sues name on it
analyzing Emily Dickinson's life is almost impossible without analyzing her love of women. Her distaste for what society was is understandable in many ways when you think about that
If I get angry at how the world is still sexist and chauvinist as fucc, imagine her.
I would challenge you in that are you implying she was secretly gay? I think she felt connected to her sister in law Susan but was attracted to men for sure and seems to have had a relationship with an older man. Showing affection back then to other women wasn't unusual and didn't imply lesbianism.
@@edp3202 yes they had relationships like you would have with your close girlfriend in middle school. Where you are really close to them.
The radical lesbians have been raking through Emily's bones for years in effort to claim her as one of their own. The evidence for that is simply not there, and there is evidence to the contrary.
Give it up: establish your own merit by your own achievements instead of trying to steal others'.
@@edp3202 There are letters from Emily to Susan that pretty explicitly state they were romantically involved, so yes, she was gay (or bi-sexual).
The Dickinson series changed my life... I really love hailee Steinfeld playing Emily Dickinson in the series
Where can I find the documentary?
@@lisalanza8365 it's a series
Me to, Dickinson is the best series ever.
Hated the fact that they just ignored and erased Susan importance in Emily's life. The love they had for eatch other was beautiful and does not deserve to be disregarded like this.
Some historians like be You're very selective about What Facts They will put Out there
I’m sure she smiled down thanking her sister for finding and publishing her poems before she moved on
Hope
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Hope is the thing with feather 🪶
She prolly cringed hard af
Come here bec of appletv's dickinson
Me too
Me too
Duh...
I hate how they erase the fact she had a relationship with sue in this, her letters to sue were not only about love but also very erotic and sexual .
Two words: time context
@@betzy7560 ?! Time context? So there was no gay people back in the day? What do you mean by “time context” ? A lot of it was modified to pretend they were friends If that’s what you mean, you couldn’t be gay back in the day so they multilated very clearly erotic letters to sue to hide homosexuality. Any good scholar know that.
@@vivianech1 what I mean is that women relationships back then were hotly debated as they had little interaction with men according to one historian author and another. I don’t claim to agree or disagree I’m just saying time context has to be considered
@@betzy7560 for sure! I am considering and it’s bullshit. Time and time again women would like live together even and those old ass men would say they were “good friends”. It’s pretty fucked isn’t it?
Wait but isn't that who her brother married?
Apple made a show about Emily Dickinson
Aubrielle Whitworth it’s not that good
Kylie K. Atleast they talked about Susan, who is often left out on these discographies, who by the way Emily is the closest and whom Emily wrote more than 300 letters to :))
@@seisappho Emily had a romantic relationship with susan.
M K ik, THATS why im glad Apple Tv is recognizing this and giving this justice compare to other Emily Dickinson discographies, Susan is often left out and portrayed only as “her bestfriend” and even to some, Susan is just described as “Her Sister in Law” which always makes me feel mad bc, Susan is such a huge part of Emily’s life, according to her poems🥺
Yeah but it’s not good because it’s not historically accurate hardly at all :(
Susan's daughter confirmed the romance between her mother and her aunt. And still, people act defensive saying that their idol wasn't actually gay/bi 😂😂
Only an immature person would look at life that way. I think it's very inappropriate for anyone to talk about their sexuality. Who cares!
@@bryanferry7764 when heterosexuality is still the norm, yeah, it's important to talk about it. You don't know me and most certainly you are straight.
@@marianar.9966 Emily Dickinson is dead. Act your age not your shoe size. You didn't write these poems so get lost!
@@bryanferry7764 I just wish you the best. 🥰🥰 Hugs, hopefully you stop going around judging random people.
@@bryanferry7764 it's very important for LGBT people to have idols who were like them that's why people care. It's not a big deal to you and that's fine but others can think of it as a big deal.
Because I could not stop for Death -
He kindly stopped for me -
The Carriage held but just Ourselves -
And Immortality.
We slowly drove - He knew no haste
And I had put away
My labor and my leisure too,
For His Civility -
We passed the School, where Children strove
At Recess - in the Ring -
We passed the Fields of Gazing Grain -
We passed the Setting Sun -
Or rather - He passed us -
The Dews drew quivering and chill -
For only Gossamer, my Gown -
My Tippet - only Tulle -
We paused before a House that seemed
A Swelling of the Ground -
The Roof was scarcely visible -
The Cornice - in the Ground -
Since then - 'tis Centuries - and yet
Feels shorter than the Day
I first surmised the Horses' Heads
Were toward Eternity -
No Labels My favourite poem.
No Labels The only poet that actually touched me
*Emily's "best friend" Susan*
Harold, they're lesbians
@@tomquinn607 Dude, have you read her letters to Susan? Go check out the book "open me carefully" and you'll understand what i mean. For some reason everyone keeps hiding the fact that she was attracted to women and i get fed up because of it
Tom Quinn Homophobia doesn’t make you look good
@@Emma-dz4oy oh yeah yeah
@@sslkm I'm just saying that I don't care about the sexuality of an artist. To me its not important.
@@tomquinn607 To you it might not be. But for some people it is, besides if you know the background of an artist you might actually understand the art better. Some of her poems get a completely new meaning after you realize what she's going through
She was brilliantly talented her poems and letters were ahead of time.
But I am shocked to see that this documentary has no difference from her first published poetry, both removed the fact that she wrote most of her poems for her love Susan Gilbert (happens to be her SIL). Why society still do not accept the fact that she was Gay and sacrificed her love for the society and family. It is 21st century and still we live in a society which thinks 300 year backwards.
She might have been bi-sexual due to her feelings for Susan only, but don't discount the fact she had crushes and loved men. I wouldn't class Emily as gay.
@@RiaLakethe point is not calling her gay or notm the point is her romantic poems and letters to men are romanticised but not really a romantic relationship and that her raw love poems are majorly still found in her letters to Sue
After my first acceptance of a poem by Emily Dickinson, I have now set my own poem to music.
why is no one accepting the fact she was ✨ hella gay ✨ lmao her and sue had something going on
dehydrated queen No one is accepting it because there is no evidence for it
@@timward3142 well well well, it looks like you know nothing about emily dickinson 😌
@@dehydratedqueen3827 Where is the biographical evidence for any kind of homosexuality?
She's "gay" you need to watch here series
@@ideibaribhakharkongor5508 ok so she´s gay. so what? What exactly is the point and who cares?
Didn't she like secretly loves sue and sue loved her ? Did she write about it ???
Yes they loved each other and she has written a lot of poems about her but sadly many of them were changed due to make them more acceptable
But if you love Emily and want to see this beautiful love story between her and Sue than check out the new show Dickinson on Apple + TV it's really good and I highly recommend it
They did loved each other since they were teenagers
Can someone log me into Appletv so I can watch it
Yes! They wrote each other poems and letters, you can find some of them on internet
It makes me happy that sue lived a long life after Emily. I know it would’ve made her happy :(
"She went to a lot of parties" 😁
Emily is not only a great American Female poet... Emily is THE GREATEST poet EVER.
As a heterosexual white male born 1971 I TRULY believe this.
Literally she is greater than Shakespeare.
If I had one trip in a time machine
This would mean T. Rex or Emily .
I'm sure that I would choose that girl
of Amherst who had windowry...
She was the greatest poet ever.
Emily is the best!! I get bored of life at times, and this video about Emily always puts a smile on my face.
@@blairquinney214 she is! All the great poets are dead.
Can't imagine why everyone dwells on whether or not she was gay. Why does that matter. It does not change anything her poetry is still beautiful. Who cares if she was or was not gay
I doubt these "people" actually own the book of the complete poems of Emily Dickinson. It's laughable.
because queer people deserve role models just as much as straight people. Efforts to erase the sexualities of notable queer people only serve to alienate 10% of the population
True. Who cares?
Please stop this. Queer history and social life are still very much neglected(not ignored but still in target of erasing). Hence it is very important, not only for Emily's biography but how the rigid norm impact any essence related to queers
Who's here after listening to Taylor's song Ivy of the evermore album?
Is that song at the beginning? I'm trying get the title.
Happy birthday to the beautiful Emily!
She is my inspiration . She could help me regain my poetry because that is whatI am. My Twin gave me good advice so I started again but I got writer’s block. So I started to paint to stir my creative juices.
Writers block? I believe you! Your grammar is a mess.
You don’t know me and why are you trolling. You Tube ‘s comment section.
@@sergiomerino1434 She's probably not writing poems in English, so it's not that big if a deal if her punctuation isn't perfect.
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I love Emily Dickinson I could marry her.
Mhm u can when ur dead and in the after life get a ring☝️
@@Justjkeys Lol I'll probably get rejected.
Hair4dayz Frlikefr not if i marry her first
YOU SIMPLY MUST STOP GLUE-SNIFFING. GLUE SNOOT!
I hear ya
A lady of words...living words.
I don't care what her private life was like. Thank God for her poetry!
Anyone in her situation would have just given up and lived a mundane boring existence... But she created meaningful content !
Reminds me of myself. I'm autistic, disabled and intelligent. But I rarely find my equal to connect to. When I do, that person is otherwise entangled by life.
Interesting
Yep the world is full of beautiful people like you but all of them feel the same and alone.
Ew
Drop me a line and don’t be alone x
One of Russia.s greatest modern poets was Yuri Ivask. When he came to US he worked for Radio Liberty. Yuri felt the Emily D was US greatest poet. In fact Yuri Isaak managed to get himself and Tamara buried very near to Emily Dickinson.
deep down we all know she had a homosexual relationship....
She did not die unknown. She was EXTREMELY well known - just not famous.
Not many people are going to be remembered in 500 years. I have a suspicion that Emily Dickinson will be remembered for a lot longer than that!
Yes she was, and is, unforgettable.
I believe that Emily having an extremely sensitive nature and going through 1 trauma after the other, he came toward the end of her life an agoraphobic, a condition in which people were not really that familiar with in that time. The fact that she rarely if at all left the house would indicate that she definitely had phobias. I would be very interested in knowing what kind of eye condition she had oh, and what did she actually die from. Enjoyed the video very much but was kind of left a little disappointed because there was many other things about her that I have read that they did not put in this documentary.
like what?
@@bishop9932 she was bi
In real life she wrote to her beloved woman for 36 years.
Interesting. I never suspected that of her.
Meaningful ? Sadly that too often depends on the reader.
@Secrets of She Secrets, I'm sorry, this is not the first time that U-Tube has turned someone's comment to me; your reply is to someone elses comment. Sorry about that.
@@alwayswondering4051not with Emily though unless people talk without actually reading them. Her poems and letters to Sue were direct and raw.
One of the greatest poets. period.
Certainly back then, both here as well as abroad, a woman can only hope for the recognition and appreciation she both deserves and has earned,
If she stays away from men.
:D
Women live longer when they're not living with men.
Also, women who spend least time with men have a glow or sparkle in their eyes.
I see it everytime!
@@skylark1848 Don't you find it strange (but hardly unexpected) that men live longer when with a woman,
but women... where is there no science here ?
Sounds like something of an emergency to me.
@@alwayswondering4051 it's about masculine and feminine energies. All people have masculine and feminine energies within themselves, in varying degrees.
Some women have more masculine energies and some have lots of feminine energy. Many women distance themselves from their OWN masculine energy and stay away from doing basics ( like changing their own gas cylinder/ lightbulb/ car tyre themselves. They're the ones against learning basic household skills. When she steps down from changing the lightbulb because she thinks it will leave him with no purpose if he isn't useful around the house )
We must ideally have both energies in balanced levels within us. For a masculine energy predominant woman, she must call up her own feminine energies to nourish herself.
It is well known among traditional farming communities that male trees must not be allowed to grow with female trees. Marijuana farmers don't let male marijuana trees grow next to female marijuana trees. Look it up :)
Yes, there's male and female among trees too. You can tell by their flowers, stem water content, leaf shape etc
When a male papaya tree grows next to a female tree, she yields smaller papayas and grows shorter than her sister who is grown far away with no males around her
Energetically I think what happens here is that a principal is being followed :
energy flows from higher to lower.
SHE is the higher energy being. Look at little girls and boys girls are always fuller of energy/life/ life force (in India we call this Shakti). The strongest women are those older women who can call up their strong masculine energy and expansive feminine energy when she desires.
A strong male is one who can call up on his own feminine energy for guidance. But.. it requires a lot of self work on their part.
You're absolutely right, it's astounding that certain filthy forces have wasted so much of our time with useless topics like trans agenda/ vaginal orgasm / death management methods.
Our focus is supposed to be on:
- health and healing.
- connecting to ones own inner power (the answer to power isn't in fucking some helpless men/women)
Fucking someone is a way of taking their energy and benefiting from it temporarily, but when done with a filthy intention like that, it disempowers people leaving them starved/empty.. alcohol/drugs/smoking has the same effect on us
- what's the cause of early foetal deaths? We would have know this by now if certain fools weren't wasting their time in the above pointless researches
We've got to piece together reality ourselves
Exactly. Stay away from men and their demands and you just might be able to live your life of freedom and intellectual endeavor.
LOVELY ♥ thanku ♥ she was the most magnificent word smith.. Emily's poems take my breath away .... ♥
26:00 --- the first female voice in English that speaks in poetry with ... authority? You gotta be kidding. Emilia Lanier, Aphra Behn, Anne Countess of Winchilsea, Anne Bradstreet, Elizabeth Barrett, Helen Hunt ... the list is long.
Thanks for sharing their names!
I recall being frustrated at finding zero women writers in my highschool library.
I'll look up their work now though :)
From the 20th century, I like Anne Sexton most of all. Sylvia Plath is powerful. Kay Ryan has an individual style. Earlier, there are Edna St. Vincent Millay, Sara Teasdale, Amy Lowell, Marianne Moore and Adelaide Crapsey. I am sure that by now you have discovered a lot.
Juan Vélez also Christina Rossetti, but I’d have to say Emily was in a class all her own
@@karynd777 Lady Mary Wroth is quite good too, if you like Shakespearean language.
I think little Emily is the US's greatest poet. No one else can give one so many goose bumps.
Why you calling her little? Because she’s a woman? Have you ever said little Wordsworth.
@@Liliquan It is an expression of affection.
I suggest you read her poetry. And read the play _The Belle of Amherst_.
And what do you care -- "anarchy" is ruleless chaos that is most attractive to ID-driven bullies.
@@jnagarya519 I suggest you read up on anarchism and philosophy in general before making such ridiculous statements.
@@Liliquan I recommend that you pause and THINK, and therefore realize that you know nothing about me, my experience, my education, or my studies.
@@Liliquan Because Wordsworth was six foot two?
Amazing video 👏🤗😉excellent job✌️brilliant 🙏🏻thank you for sharing 🎵
"I'm nobody, who are you?"....i.e....I'm humble, are you? :)
Excellent documentary!!! Read much of her poems, but far from comprehensively so. Many have read loved, & quite a few dark, naturally. Anyway, all valuable still.
love this series by Hailer Steinfeld in Apple TV.
Because I could not stop for Death (Emily). I like it so much.
"she had passionate close friendships with girls" yeah, you could say that :D
Those are just rumors.
@@tzjedi no they're very strongly backed up by her correspondences
@@tzjedilol read her letters and poems. It more than rumours and close friendship
Love the movie from apple tv!!
Are you talking about Dickinson? If so it's a show that the second season will be coming out soon
I am actually related to the Dickinson family, and am proud of the legacy Emily left ❤️
Liar
fuck off
I'm related to them. A 6th great grandmother was a Dickinson and so was another 6th great grandmother.
@@unknownuser2814 long bloodlines span out a lot so it could only be a very little but possible since it’s very long ago and depends how much the family spread
Amusingly enough, whenever the video narrator discusses Amherst College, the video presents pictures of Mt. Holyoke College. So even in a discussion of a great women poet who went to a great woman's college, Mt. Holyoke, the college is eclipsed by Amherst, named Amherst College when it is not. How ironic, and how careless of those who produced the video.
Had Dickson book, ten years, still trying to understand
During the time she was alive, 10 of her poems were published and not 7.
wonderfully done, twice i listened
Grieving ...excellent time to write ✍
According to my reading, Emily was a strong willed person, like her own father. As Susan became more closely involved in the Dickinson family, eventually marrying E’s brother, Austin, Susan feared that her own identity as a person so she strove to keep Emily at a distance. Emily, on the other hand, hungered for a soul mate, and decided that Susan was that person. Emily regarded Susan as her loving sister, the one person with whom she could share her inmost thoughts. Their relationship, almost a courtship, at least on Emily’s part, seemed to be one of a push me, pull me nature.
Each of the women wanted a relationship with the other, but wanted it on her terms.
As well as a poet, I like to a painter/Artist when my poems don’t flow out of me. I like the. fact Emily Dickinson. was a recluse sorta like me. Except I have I phone and I Pad.
There are so many myths afloat about Emily Dickinson. One is that she never traveled far from her home and yet we know she went to Boston which is 92 miles distance from Amherst for some time to visit her brother, Austin. One myth after another abound. I wish so I could somehow travel back in time and visit her and set the record straight. Her letters published by Mabel Loomis Todd help squash a lot of the myths.
Yes exactly it would be amazing to know what is true and what not. To see why she stayed with her father, about Sue, about her poems and all that. If someday we are able to go back in time this is where I would go
I love this. Thanks for sharing!
I wish the biography would be a bit more long so that I could enjoy her poems 😍😍😍
Passing the one year have no comments on this video. I think literary people have died. I'm so sad.
She is the female Rumi of America.
Learning her poems in school this year 2020 ❤️
Here is another link of dickinson series th-cam.com/video/7O9jAHUlT8E/w-d-xo.html
Wow so thats her story ♥ poetry, wine and candle light go figures.
So ready for this. :]
WHOSE HERE BECUZ THEIR ENGLISH TEACHER ASSIGNED IT FOR HOMEWORK
Most interesting apart from the few poems read, was the remark about Emily's faith in her own genius, albeit she would not have used that word.
Emily Dickinson was the painter of the soul. I like her so much!
Who's here after watching Dickinson in appletv+?
Huh for some reason I thought she was British
No way.
Is really funny some people Histories get respond to the idea and the narrative that people want to project of them the Edit stuff to shape what future people may think about them
America's best female poet.
Sylvia plath: hold my oven mits.
I should NOT be laughing.
But I am...
Sylvia Plath literally was inspired by Dickinson
Sometimes it seems like all the truly great people are already dead... and I don't feel too good myself! See you soon Emily. ❄️❣️🌎❣️❄️
She may have reincarnated already and became your mom in this life. You never know.
@@DoctorAlex999 U said it ...SLANT! 🤣👌
“And now an amethyst remembrance is all I own.”
lets be honest. We're all here for english class
Actually, I'm here because of Taylor Swift on her song IVY...
no, we're here to prove the fact that she was very very GAY
No
Actually I'm here because I just finished watching Dickinson
I'm here cause she is a distant relative.
Emily Dickinson is the true waifu.
Sagittarius ♐ 🏹 ...fire sign ...light up a room ...very talented sign
Emily is the best!! #1 Forever!!
Considering that the patient was usually awake, it's no wonder Emily changed after that. The eye surgery must've scarred her.
How come I never knew? I will start living from now on! (Although this kind of "magic" very......)
This is her series th-cam.com/video/7O9jAHUlT8E/w-d-xo.html
Fascinating 🤩
I am so impressed by Emily Dickinson's poems, she is the only leading woman in the U S I care about, compensated after her death, a true poet.
An eternal fine wine 🍷 along with Shakespeare and others.
Her ability to describe the human condition is forever insightful. It is simply timeless -- beautiful poetry that will hopefully inspire future individuals to follow their creative dreams.
a girl that liked words...
Sugar coated words
We dance around in a ring and suppose but the secret sits in the middle
and knows. How could they possibly know so much about someone that
is a recluse? Hmmm. If you want to know Emily Dickinson, read her poetry.
Unfortunately, the volume was not on when I tried to watch it (it was working and on on my kindle) (:
does anyone know the music that begins at 20:33?
i only watched this so i could hear historians say that Sue and Emily were best friends
So sad, out of many female authors of the 19th century, Louisa May Alcott's fate looks better, her work was published from early on and gained wealth for her and her family. Alcott's talent was recognized.
Just found out I'm related to Emily
Cool Man
Very much enjoyed Cynthia Griffin Wolf
woman power,,;) thank you kelly,,,,if we only knew,,loved it,;)
Her art, her brilliance, her craft, the beauty that came from her soul infused into her poetry. Dickinson was astonishing. Still is.
I wonder how many Emily's are suffering in silence in the world today?
What is the title of the instrumental song played at 5:02? Thanks!
her movie~bio is on sbs atm ...its was very good.... i hope its accurate... very well cast i thought ♥ deeply moving ♥
Love Ms. Dickinson's poetry.
Thank God that Condoleezza Rice or Madeleine Albright are not among these ladies. With all respect and appreciation to the great heart Emily Dickinson. I don't know how could such a great loving heart live in the country that spread all kinds of atrocities all over the world. Japan, Vietnam, Cuba, Panama , and Iraq? It's really strange.
Don't associate a person to the imaginary lines they were born between
@@TheHorseOutside«They» stands for whom?
@@khaldoonmk6177 the person who was born. "Don't associate a person to the imaginary lines that person was born between"
honestly it pisses me off how you left out her love and best friend susan gilbert. she was much of emily’s influence for her poetry. she wrote the most poems and letters for her and you left it out.
best friend is one word for it lol
@@TheHorseOutsidehuizz😂
Ms. Kelly Wolfington, do you make these biography videos yourself or is there another site I can reach them?
The girls were not taken seriously. 7:30 She had no part to play in power structure. 9:10 Her family respected education in it's women members. 9:30
Why is Emily Dickinson not taken seriously? I mean the movie and series that were made about her are ridiculous and abit degrading
Cause her poems reflect such enery and these movies are inspired by it, not her actually unknown daily life
RIP Emily 💜