Emily Dickinson had a distinct talent for capturing the core of an event or emotion in her written expression. She is likened to a genius. She wrote hundreds of well-defined poems. This study attempts to spur the depth of one of the resounding poems, ‘I Died for Beauty.’ The paper tries to prove the greatness of the poem, Dickinson, in revealing too much using few words. The study starts with an introduction about the poet, then shifts to the next main point – critical-analytical description of the three-stanza poem, illustrating its style, themes, symbols, and the study ends with a brief conclusion and recommendation if there is any.