In this essay I will discuss the imagery, diction, and tone of "the Cambridge ladies who lived in furnished souls", but first I will start by explaining my view of this poem. While discussing the imagery of this poem I will display my interpretation of the suggesting pictures of sight, and I will present what I interpreted and how I interpreted the imagery. Then I will discuss the writers choice of words, sentence structure, and how I interpreted the meanings of these dictions. Lastly I will dispute the attitude the writer takes towards the reader.

The first couple times I read this poem it seemed cluttered and in disarray to me. I found this poem to be a bit burdensome and frustrating because I had trouble interpreting it. After further review and reading this poem a few more times I began to realize there is more to this...