Hope in emily dickinson?s poetry

This study concerns on the meaning of Emily Dickinson?s poems?and the correlation between Emily?s poems and the condition of the poet when she wrote the poems. The object of the research is two Dickinson?s poems: Hope is the Thing with Feathers, and This is My Letter to the World. This research aims to understand the meaning of two poems of Emily and to describe the correlation between the poet and her condition in that time when she wrote two selected poems. Qualitative method and the expressive theory are used in this study. It is found that in the first poem tells about hope of life that the poet depicted through the symbol ―bird‖. It is pointing the experiences of the speaker even in the toughest temptation; she has hoped to live her or his life. In the second poem portrays about hope that through the word ―letter‖. As the conclusion, the writers found in two Dickinson?s poems have the same concept of hope, and it has also the correlation between the poems and its personality background. She emphasized people that she hopes for existent of her literary works to be everlasting life, especially her poetry, so that the world knows he