Somekindofdoom

• Last seen on Mar 29 11:42 AM 2007. Member since October 2, 2006.

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• on Edge by Sylvia Plath, on October 2, 2006

  all about suicide

  i love this poem, i´m german and live in germany, so i dont understand this poem in the way an american/english do, but i see the threatend woman behind this symbols and imagerys, i understand the allusion to saint catherine (bare feet - i´ve read this in a biography), and also the greek necessity ( to get out of disgrace through killing yourself) ...
  what means the coiled child, the serpent, pitcher of milk, the garden, the bleeding odors... which part plays the moon? i dont know...