how does the first-person point of view in both \some keep the sabbath going to church\ and \because i could…

Brief Explanations:

The first - person point of view allows readers to directly access the speaker's inner thoughts and feelings. This direct access creates an emotional connection. When readers can "hear" the speaker's voice (in the form of the poem), they can more easily put themselves in the speaker's shoes. For example, in "Some Keep the Sabbath Going to Church", the speaker's unconventional view of the Sabbath is presented in a personal way. The reader can understand why the speaker feels that staying at home can be as spiritual as going to church. In "Because I Could Not Stop for Death", the speaker's journey with Death is a very personal and intimate experience. The first - person narration makes the reader feel like they are sharing this unique and often - feared experience. It doesn't immediately persuade readers to accept the entire worldview (as people have their own pre - existing beliefs), nor does it necessarily make readers think they know someone like the speaker (as the speakers in Dickinson's poems are often quite unique). And while it may seem like the poet has experienced the events, the first - person is a literary device (the speaker is not always the poet in a strict biographical sense). The main effect is the ease of sympathizing with the experiences and feelings.

Answer:

It makes the experiences and feelings described easier to sympathize with.