Part one of term paper
discusses the differences between dreams and reality. Emily Dickinson, the writer, does this by using symbolism and other language throughout the poem. It forms an effective picture despite what the reader chooses as the “Curious Wine”. In the first stanza Dickinson set the conditions of the dream becoming reality. She uses “hungry” ...

Part two of term paper
... that which she was hungry for. Her “Trembling” gives a sense that she is excited. She is trembling with joy that she has finally been giving a chance to draw near the “Curious Wine”. I see the “Curious Wine” as wealth, in terms of money. This is due to many reasons, one being that wine as an intoxicating effect on people; as does money. Wine is also a drink of richer people, who would (in most cases) have more money then her. Also because wine is curious, in flavor as well as in its b ...