These places are a reminder of childhood and youth, as well as highlighting the passage of life stages.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- While reading the poem, we can see that Death is taking the speaker on a tour of the phases of life.
- When death takes the speaker to a school, it is showing childhood and everything that involved that moment in the speaker's life.
- When death takes the speaker to the fields, it wants to show the moment of youth, of growth, discovery, and development of the speaker.
- The fields symbolize youth, as they are full of plants that are growing.
With this, we can see how death shows the speaker how her life passed.
Importantly, this question is about the poem "Because I couldn't stop for Death," written by Emily Dickinson.
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