How are the speakers in dickinson's "i dwell in possibility" and "will there really be a 'morning'? " alike? a. both feel insignificant and small. b. both suggest that writing is the highest form of expression. c. both rebel against social rules and expectations. d. both embrace experience with joy and awe.

The answer is B. Both suggest that writing is the highest form of expression.
Specifically, it talks about poetry. The first line signifies the house of Possibility which can be equated to the house of Poetry where Dickinson lived and felt protected. The second line is Dickinson's hopes for her poetry career. She knows that she'll dwell in Poetry but she's worried if it's going to be as good she'd imagine it to be.

The answer is D      . <3