Sylvia Plath and Morning Song
My Key to Plath: Choice Diction In the poem Morning Song, Sylvia Plath chooses words for their metaphoric imagery and sound qualities to describe the feelings of a new mother and universally the feelings...
Literature from 1945 – 1970.
My Key to Plath: Choice Diction In the poem Morning Song, Sylvia Plath chooses words for their metaphoric imagery and sound qualities to describe the feelings of a new mother and universally the feelings...
Postwar Literature / Uncategorized
by Julie · Published August 20, 2016 · Last modified September 6, 2016
The light beats upon me. I am startled– a split leaf crackles on the paved floor– I am anguished–defeated. A slight wind shakes the seed-pods– my thoughts are spent as the black seeds. My...
Postwar Literature / Uncategorized
by Julie · Published August 20, 2016 · Last modified September 6, 2016
My Key to HD: Imagery Hilda Doolittle, publishing as H.D., was famously known as a poet of the “imagist movement” – an early 20th century literary movement championed by Ezra Pound and Amy Lowell...
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