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The theme of the poem is the frustration of isolation and the inability to communicate to the World.  Throughout the poem, Dickinson reflects her frustration due to her isolation from society. In her writing, she vocalized in the first two lines, "This is my letter to the World / That never wrote to Me—..." Dickinson reaches out to the World in this poem, feeling her writing is what outcasts her in society.

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The tone of "This is my letter to the World" is about lonely and gloomy. Words that give away that the tone is gloomy is "The simple News that nature told." this represents nature and how it grows and always ends up dying. Making this poem sad. The pro nouns that Emily uses are me and her and doesn't include any pro nouns like us and we. This shows that they are not together and Emily is all alone.

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One figure of speech that is used in "This is my letter to the World" is alliteration. Alliteration is seen when Emily uses words like never, news, and nature, this is alliteration because of the repeated first letter, N. In this poem Dickinson uses alliteration to emphasize those words. Alliteration is very easily noticed and stands out from the rest of the poem. It helps the reader notice these words help set the tone of loneliness and death shown in these words.

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A symbol in the poem is the world's "hands." Dickinson refers to the world's hand like a robber to her poetry. In lines 5 and 6, she vocalizes, “[Nature's] committed  / to hands I cannot see,..." Her writing, which comes from Nature's inspiration, now belongs to the strangers of the world. It is clear that her writing is what alienates her from the rest of the world, that her courtesy of writing to the world has not been extended back to her. The symbolism in Dickinson's poem is loneliness because of the World, which is a common occurrence in many other works of literature.

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Created by: Diane Vuong and Bokei Tong