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harbinger of black omens
She looks out her window and sees a moon, a church, and a black yew tree. They are beautiful images, but in her perception they do not invoke hope or curiosity or offer answers to her torments. Instead, the images … Continue reading
guilt and forgiveness: “i” for you “thou” for me…
…and a bell jar in between.Innocence. Does it really exist? Or is it just a virtual good to be bartered with Faustus as another bad deal. Contextually, it is more about the ways individuals manufacture or construct a world of … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Solomon, Elaine Showalter, Erica Jong, Felix Nussbaum, Giorgio de Chirico, Jacques Derrida, Marcel Duchamp, Marianne Faithfull, Otto Plath, sylvia plath, sylvia plath daddy, Ted Hughes, Ted Hughes Sylvia Plath
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daddy: visionary times of memory
How do you deal with negative recurring themes through your life that end up instilling a deep pessimism? As a woman about choosing a spouse who holds the same detested personality traits as a disliked father.Take Sylvia Plath:” Trying to … Continue reading
ANGLING FOR LOVE: There’s A Memory On The End Of That Hook
(Ted )Hughes’s love of fishing was learned growing up in Yorkshire, but it became “a kind of metaphor for the creative act,” says Foss.”This idea of pulling something out of the darkness, into the light of consciousness.” ….He was an … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Hartry, Arthur Koestler, David Wallechinsky, Ehor Boyanowsky, G. Lehmann, Irving Wallace, James V. McConnell, M.C. Escher, Michael Morpurgo, Neil Roberts, Paul Quarrington, Rachel Foss, Robert Nye, Robert Thompson, T.S. Eliot, Ted Hughes, Tim Cornwell, W.B. Yeats
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