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What is Emily Dickinson primarily known for in the realm of poetry?

AHer adherence to conventional poetic standards.

BHer simple and straightforward writing style.

CHer innovative style, unconventional punctuation, and exploration of profound themes.

DHer focus on political and social issues.

Answer:

C. Her innovative style, unconventional punctuation, and exploration of profound themes.

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Emily Dickinson was an American poet renowned for her innovative style, unconventional punctuation, and profound themes. She explored subjects such as death, nature, immortality, and human consciousness. Despite writing nearly 1,800 poems, only a few were published during her lifetime, often edited to fit conventional poetic standards.


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