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There is no brilliance here in spaces between thoughts - Whisper at allpoetry
I wake entombed in arm’s - Thus far unnamed (WARNING: graphic images) at storywrite
Darkness engulfed the night like a thick blanket of icy blackness. No stars overhead to light the long highway. Nothing but darkness and the winding road to greet Ally as she d
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on Two Campers In Cloud Country by Sylvia Plath, on July 6, 2005The last line rang of death. "Blank brained as water in the dawn," is just a brilliant life and this piece is brimming with her talent.
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on Perseus by Sylvia Plath, on July 4, 2005I love the detail to the myth of Perseus. She captured many elements of the myths which make this poem exciting and interesting. His quest to bring to bring Polydectes the head of Medusa was a very interesting myth.
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on Prospect by Sylvia Plath, on July 4, 2005Orange, gray, black, absinthe - such lovely detail to color. This is succinct in a powerful way. A beautiful detail.
She speaks of even flies being a failure, how mornings dissipate. Words such as "wither," and "thin," reveal how fragile life is and how quickly it can fade.
The gloominess of this poem is penetrating. How remarkable that she could write on such a cliched topic without making it cliche at all.