Emily Dickinson didn’t title many of her poems, which I enjoy very much in the sense that I don't especially like trying to come up for a title for any of my pieces. But, for the sake of making this reflection easier to follow, I am going to call poem 1263, Tell all the truth, poem 620, Much Madness, and poem 1096, A narrow Fellow. All three of these poems by Dickinson talk about the interaction with people in our everyday lives. Tell all the truth was probably one of my favorite poems written by Emily Dickinson. She states in the poem that you should “tell all the truth” but not in a straight up/direct way, it is too hard to handle directly. I always hear people saying the right thing the to do is to tell the truth. After reading the poem