Emily dickinson’s poetry often explored political and cultural topics the limits of free verse loneliness and desire historical and social topics

Emily Dickinson's poetry is generally inclined towards loneliness and desire. Her theme includes death and immortality. The death portion dwells on death as possible depletion of the being, wondering whether the soul concedes to death, to whether what concerns with people's lives and destinies and the strong beliefs of mankind to immortality, too.