Sylvia Plath
Lorelei
Lady Lazarus
Elm
Sheep in Fog
The Moon and the Yew Tree
For those of you who don't know who Sylvia Plath was, I'm going to write up a short biography or something soon. In the mean time, here's my little (hopefully, expanding) page about her...I love her poetry, I love her writing. It touches something deep inside me, where I keep all my pain from summers past, it stirs it into recognition.  I think that this is something we all have inside of us, our own little monsters, that we protect with jealous minds, our own darknesses...and I feel as though she somehow knew mine. I guess that doesn't make a lot of sense, considering that she died long before I was born, but perhaps then it is just that she, like many writers, had a monster too...and it lived in her, until she lived in it, until it grew too big and she dissapeared entirely into it.  When I read her poems, I know that this is true, and I also know mine for what it is.
excerpts from 'The Bell Jar'