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Emily Dickinson, the hidden American poet, is a figure who greatly influenced world literature. Although she published only a few of her poems in local newspapers under pseudonyms, after her death she was considered one of the most important American poets of the 19th century. Dickinson lived a life of isolation and loneliness, and wrote hundreds of poems that she kept in her personal anthologies. Here are some excerpts from her poems: “I bring you the proof.” I bring you the proof: even when I loved. I didn't love enough. Because I must always love, I come forward to you. Because love is life, and life is not eternal. Is that, for you to doubt, my love? After that I1. The novel “Houses of Cards” In this novel, Canadian writer and translator Dominique Fortier restores Dickinson’s biography from beginning to end. The novel provides a contemplative look at Dickinson's life, touching on her most intimate and private feelings, and explaining why she chose a life of isolation and loneliness. Dickinson lived in her own world, writing exceptional poems that gave her a prominent place in the world of literature2. Emily Dickinson remains preserved in the pantheon of greats