Use the words and phrases that were coined by the bard in a short story • An “eye sore”
• “vanish into thin air”
• “love is blind”
• “night owl”

Positive and sensitive.

Explanation:

Emily Dickinson's poem "Hope is the thing with feathers" is a poem where she personifies hope as a "bird' that perches in the soul of an individual. Whatever may be the condition of a person, hope is always there in us, singing "tunes without the words, and never stopping at all". Even during strong gales, hope is there silently giving us confidence and urging us to be hopeful for better things. When things get hard and life is chaotic, hope relentlessly urges us to go on living, giving us "hope" within all the chaos and mayhem.

Emily ends the poem by saying that even during immense times of extremities, hope is there, never asking anything of her. It silently but relentlessly gives her a positive feeling about the days to come. "Hope" unselfishly stayed with her all through the good and bad times.