Compares how both Dickinson and Shelley use form - lines, capitalization, and punctuation - to bring meaning to the poems "Will there really be a 'Morning'?", "I dwell in Possibility", and "Ozymandias".
In "Will There Really Be A 'Morning'?" and "I dwell in Possibility" by Dickinson, the author uses punctuation like question marks and dashes to establish rhythm and convey passion in her work. When it comes to invoking imagery in the reader's mind, Shelley opt for the use of punctuation in "Ozymandias", while Dickinson uses unconventional capitalization. Capitalizing words in a poem adds weight and emphasis.
