Rowing in Eden

E410025

"Rowing in Eden" is a vivid metaphor from Emily Dickinson’s poem "Wild nights—Wild nights!" evoking an ecstatic, almost paradisiacal journey of love and spiritual longing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary motif
metaphor
poetic image
alludesTo Garden of Eden
appearsInCollection posthumous editions of Emily Dickinson’s poems
associatedWithAuthor Emily Dickinson
associatedWithConcept heavenly voyage
mystical experience
romantic love
creator Emily Dickinson
describes ecstatic journey
love
paradisiacal journey
spiritual longing
hasTheme desire
intimacy
paradise
religious imagery
transcendence
union
imageryType biblical imagery
erotic-spiritual imagery
nautical imagery
interpretation merges physical passion with spiritual fulfillment
suggests an endless, blissful movement within paradise
language English
literaryForm lyric poetry
partOf line "Rowing in Eden—"
stanza of the poem "Wild nights—Wild nights!"
usedInWork Wild nights—Wild nights!
workLocation poem "Wild nights—Wild nights!"

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