Some of her poems that are often admired for their beauty and complexity include:
* "Because I could not stop for Death" (479): This poem is a beautiful and haunting exploration of mortality and the afterlife. The use of personification and extended metaphor creates a vivid and memorable image of the journey with Death.
* "Hope" (314): This short and sweet poem conveys the power and resilience of hope in a simple but powerful way.
* "The Soul selects her own Society" (303): This poem explores the nature of human connection and the importance of choosing one's own company.
* "It was not Death, for I stood up" (476): This poem uses a striking image of a "narrow Fellow" to represent the experience of encountering something unknown and terrifying.
Ultimately, the "best" poem for you will depend on your own personal taste and what resonates with you.
To help you find poems you might enjoy, I suggest considering:
* Theme: Are you interested in poems about death, love, nature, or something else?
* Style: Do you prefer poems with a simple and direct style, or more complex and metaphorical ones?
* Impact: What kind of emotional response are you hoping to experience?
Once you have a better idea of what you're looking for, you can explore Dickinson's works and find the poems that speak to you most.