Ed, it’s 100% SEO. I’ve done the work on this. You’ve heard of

Emily Dickinson

Of course you have. We all know her name. The bastards then didn’t but every single goddamn one of us does. She went from nobody to the tip of everyone’s exam. Just take her poem

I’m Nobody! Who are you?
Are you – Nobody – too?
Then there’s a pair of us!
Don’t tell! they’d advertise – you know!

How dreary – to be – Somebody!
How public – like a Frog –
To tell one’s name – the livelong June –
To an admiring Bog!

Except we say, To tell one’s name to an admiring Blog! Just think, Ed, How now to be unlike some frog without a blog. Think of Emily alive today. Before every stroke became an atomic sensation. Maybe she would be known by some few. An underground Emily fresh from the depths. “Emily, you have your detractors. No doubt to them you suck but you will never be found shaking your pages on Instagram. The Likes came slowly ’til Future Rolls? She owns it!

*Emily [7. adjective. implying an instance, person, or act, as genuine. as in “emily qualified”] in the postposting scholars future edition

That’s just the beginning. Let’s SEO this down into EOS. This is what I found going OSE on this title description and how we are likely to rank. These are the highest rankers and I say that with all humility

1) https://ayearwithemilydickinson.home.blog

2) https://emilydickinsonbooks.wordpress.com

3) https://medium.com/@akarra/blogging-emily-dickinson-d1d8e2800d3

4) https://heatherholleman.com/how-emily-dickinson-and-a-friends-blog-saved-my-morning/

To save you time I will summarize these for you:

1) Me me me me. Me did this. This is why me blog Emily. Then me me-d while me had to me and voila more me me. After that there is some of “…and what did Emily really mean when she wrote this in this line…” kinda stuff but mainly Me.

2) This link contains word porn so look if you must. Who knew there was a pun in emilydickinsonbooks? certainly not me.

3) Me Me Me Nietzsche Me.

4) I shall show you the start…

As writing goes, if it is going anywhere, this has the splashiest beginning. Its mixture of promises and tenses pulls me along to the next line. It’s the other child even while knowing that it’s a certain child parenthetically suggesting previous conditions… I mean I’m grasping the seat of my chair..! A good editor could help her with the third sentence by striking a line through it. But the juxtaposition of Emily Dickinson and vomiting seven times tonight is the clicky thing. This is our lede. It continues

Everyone complains. Now that’s a good sentence. Everyone feels miserable, and to make matters worse, it’s … unfortunately probably going to disappoint.

So, Ed, we’re looking pretty good SEO wise being

The Emily Dickinson of Blogs

That search term exactly is not presently trending but Emily Dickinson appears regularly in the top tier of general poet searches. I even asked my dentist to name a poet. Yep. Emily Dickersen. Just think of the misspells. Intentionally put that in your keyphrases.

Yes, I can see how that might have been over emphasized in the synopsis but the problem we were up against was the poet next in line familiarity wise was Sylvia Plath. I anticipated your concern and have added an element that can be summed up by

Judy Garland is Emily Dickinson.

Now we have two icons which are better than one. We can go over the rainbow with Emily Dickinson. If we go over the rainbow there totes would be a faithful dog to put some Cog in your nition with emily diction

Not – a Frog without a brain! A blog with a heart.

What do you think, Ed?

Judy Garland is Emily Dickinson