In this poem "I'm Nobody! Who are you?", Emily Dickinson is referring to "they" as people that have substantial standing, such as famous people. She speaks of "How dreary to be somebody... to tell your name the livelong day" I feel this shows a sense of reality. It seems as if "they" would live their lives showing themselves to other people. In a way, everything they do is for show, for others to see. I would rather be a nobody and sit and watch the "somebody's" run around showing themselves.
<Tab/>This poem is particularly appropriate for young readers so that they see it is…
