The Farthest Thunder
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Emily Dickinson's poetry, read in the context of St. John of the Cross' "Dark Night of the Soul", clearly describes the same journey, the dark night of the soul as it journeys to fulfillment in God, the Beloved. The heart of this book is a "matching" of Dickinson's poems with corresponding passages in St. John of the Cross' work, the Dark Night of the Soul.
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