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i think that this poem is one of my favorites from sexton that i have read
yet. it portrays very well the frustration she is now known for having felt
with women's oppression in the pre-feminism american society; but it can
easily apply to current feminist issues as well. i love the message that
she sends, and in such ironic but beautifully chosen words.
justine from United States