English, 05.10.2020 20:01 YungKardon

Answer the following 3 questions in one response: 1. In "There is a solitude of space," why do you think Dickinson chose the word solitude instead of one of its synonyms, such as loneliness or isolation?
2 What are the connotations of, or feelings associated with the word solitude?
3. What effect does this word choice have on the meaning and tone of the poem?

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