I
I [I'd, I'll, I'm, I've] pron
OE ic.; first-person singular nominative personal pronoun referring to the speaker; see me, mine, my, myself.
- [Refers to a speaker who feels imprisoned.]
- [Refers to a bird that named in the text.]
- [Refers to speaker displaying the traits of a blacksmith.]
- [Refers to a soldier in a battle, or a contender in a war of words; (see 16 Oct 1859, John Brown at Harper's Ferry).]
- [Refers to a flower named in the text.]
- [Refers to a boy child or a girl child.]
- [Refers to a female spouse.]
- [Refers to a speaker described as intoxicated by nature.]
- [Specific language suggesting Dickinson herself.]
- [Refers to a female taking vows or making a covenant.]
- [Refers to a speaker of enormous power and authority, such as a Queen, poet, artist or unspecified monarch.]
- [Refers to a gender-neutral observer not named in the text.]
- [Refers to a speaker who reflects on the future.]
- [Refers to midnight personified; refers to the sunrise as majesty personified.]
- [Refers to a girl.]
- [Refers to a direct quotation spoken by Jesus Christ.]
- [Refers to a speaker from the grave or beyond.]
- [Refers to a speaker who is royal or upper class.]
- [Refers to a female considering marriage.]
- [Refers to a carpenter.]
- [Refers to a disciple or follower; (literary) refers to “Little John” in the Robin Hood story; (Biblical) refers to John the Beloved or John the Baptist.]
- [Refers to a gender-neutral child not named in the text.]
- [Refers to a female observer not named in the text.]
- [Refers to a three aspects of selfhood in the speaker.]
- [Refers to a speaker pondering mortality.]
- [Refers to a speaker as male and female.]
- [Refers to a person addressing a mountain colored by a sunset or a sunrise.]
- [Refers to a loaded gun personified as speaking to its owner.]
- [Refers to love personified.]
- [Refers to a speaker pondering the next life.]
- [Refers to a lost speaker.]
- [Refers to the human spirit personified.]
- [Refers to a male observer not named in the text.]
- [Refers to a person uttering a syllable of faith that saves from despair.]
- [Refers to a fly personified.]
- [Refers to an aspect of nature, such as the wind or a rain storm.]
- [Refers to Thermopylae personified.]
- [Refers to a speaker who is volatile or one who lives near a volcano.]