answer- the poems tone is sad but peaceful. She is taken to the final place of rest to be at peace with life and her self. For a example she says¨because i could not stop for death, he kindly stopped for me, the carriage held but just ourselves and immortality. this example is showing her a ride down to a the place of peace for good and she is happily ok with this and is fulfilled with her life and ready to go on with the after life.

Though the vocabulary of the poem isn't extensive to a difficult degree, Dickinson continuously repeats terms of "Eternity" or "Eternal Life" in the poem, despite it being about death. This is likely a paradox for death's double meaning. The end of a finite life, and the passing to an eternal one.

It is often the case in poetry and greater literature that a rhyming scheme can give a sense of grandiosity to a speech. The rhyme and rhythm here are inconsistent and erratic, which is likely, given Dickinson's other poems proving she knows how to rhyme, an intentional decision to help the frantic atmosphere of death.