Hope is the thing with feathers Resources

This site features a super-comprehensive bio, plus plenty o' links to Dickinson's work.

Here's another great resource, providing helpful info about Dickinson's life and work.

The Dickinson house is now a museum, which you should totally visit.

This site provides a look at Dickinson's original, handwritten poems.

Here's a child's sign language interpretation—totes adorbs.

This animated version of the poem is pretty slick.

We find this bird video montage pretty soothing.

Enjoy multiple readings of the poem in one recording.

Here's a kids' choir's take on the poem.

When you heard this poem for the first time, did you wish for a musical version, complete with a singing saw? Well… wish no more.

Here's another country music take on this poem.

This is one the few existing portraits of our poet.

Here's another view of Ms. Dickinson.

This is pretty cool. It's an image of Dickinson's hand-written draft of the poem.

This article offers a helpful primer on her work.

This article sheds more light on Dickinson's relationships with friends and family.

This is the version you want, without any of those outside corrections messing things up.

This is a great biography of Dickinson—check it out.