Some early societies believed that poets were inspired by the gods and that they possessed a divine gift. Where in the first stanza does Johnson allude to this belief?
in the first stanza, the speaker describes the soul shutting a door, an image of the was strongly influenced by puritan religious beliefs but Dickinson did not accept ... The lines might mean that the Soul is shutting her “divine Majority” inside with ... they will not be more interested in worldly possessions than they are in God.
