What are two phrases that include sensory images in the poem, 'My Life Closed Twice Before Its Close'? Thank you so much.Explain the function of...

The first phrase I would identify is contained in the
second to forth lines-

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It yet remains to
see

If Immortality unveil

A
third event to me

Here the
narrator describes the event as a mysterious object to be 'unveiled', like a statue or,
of course, a shrouded body. The unveiling is to be done by 'Immortality': titled and
personified. The personification implies a creator unveiling his/her work - perhaps the
hand of God revealing His work. Immortality seems more powerful than
mortality.

The second phrase illustrating a sensory image
would be the first line of the second stanza-

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So huge, so hopeless to
conceive

The vastness of
tragedy and loss is being considered here as an immeasurable impact that cannot be
understood - comparable to the vastness of the universe.