Why does the author say that Emily Dickinson's poetry was reborn like a phoenix?
A.
to show that Emily Dickinson stood out as a flaming bird among the other writers and poets of her generation
B.
to show that Emily Dickinson overcame the obstacles in her life by transforming herself into a new person
C.
to show that Emily Dickinson became a beacon of hope and inspiration for other female writers in the world
D.
to show that Emily Dickinson's poetry is alive and well in the literary world and in her reader's minds
