What does the poet tried to say in the poem
Adrift a little boat Adrift
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- 'Adrift! A Little Boat adrift!' is a poem penned by Emily Dickinson.
- The poet, in the poem, presents two versions of what happened to the boat.
- First, the sailors said that the boat sank without any help at dusk.
- Second, angels said that the souls in the boat found peace in the water.
- The two tensions provided in the poem, first, the citizens saw or witnessed a sad death. The death of the souls who struggled and was defeated against the storms of life. And second, the view of angels in which they saw these souls being ascended to heaven.
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