What is the carriage ride a metaphor for in “Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson? A. the natural process of aging B. the lessons one learns in life C. the final passage to death D. the

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What is the carriage ride a metaphor for in “Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson?

A.
the natural process of aging
B.
the lessons one learns in life
C.
the final passage to death
D.
the possibility of reincarnation

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Answer: it’s definitely A. the natural process of aging

Explanation: it’s something you can’t stop

Yuriy Luchaninov answered Jan 10, 2022

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