In this poem, Emily Dickinson represent that her life has closed twice before its close. In the translation this means that her life has ended twice, resulting from death. It is not possible that she has physically died twice, but when interpret different, it might have been two case instances that brought her immense suffering. She feels as if the events were so her own life has ended. She consider how heavy the emotional burden another close death would be and claims it would be “so huge, so hopeless to conceive”, just as horrible as the prior two (4-6). In the last 2 sentences of the poem, she compares the current world we live in to hell and that all we need is heaven, since heaven is where we know all our loved ones who have parted, reside.