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Comment 11 of 77, added on May 19th, 2009 at 3:27 AM.

Kindness was written soon before plaths suicide, after her husband Ted
Hughs had left her. It is essential to know of her background to grasp the
underlying message. Her husband, Ted had written a play where a man cheated
on his wife with a mistress, the husband went off to see the mistress and
on the way ran over a rabbit, this man then went on to sell the rabbit and
buy two roses for his mistress. That is what is meant by the rabbits cry
and two roses. It has created a certain level of dramatic irony and allowed
plath to express herself and know that Ted will get her message. The
reference to a rabbits cry has no soul is in conjunction to Plaths
awareness that Ted, her own husband was unfaithful and even though this
occured the mistresses relationship had no depth or meaning as they had
together. She also states that her own children are the roses, he has left
although she ends up with the two roses a token of their love aand a prize
in a way this could be constrewed as a triumphant feeling.
The kindness that glides through her house refers to the comfort, and tea,
sympathy from her friends. However the mirror and window could have meaning
that her friends show kindness towards her on the outside however are
really feeling pitiful of her.

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Comment 9 of 77, added on April 10th, 2007 at 7:41 PM.

plath simply pains the readers here with her infallible yet pathetic
problems of how she sees no kindness in her life. the poem is essentially
very sarcastic and the term kindness is used very loosely. her children
here are portrayed as the sufferers and she values even their cries that
they are perhaps suffering due to her inadequacy as a mother. it seems that
plath did not have the intelligence to realize that "hey at least if i
stick around in the world, maybe my kids will have a mother" and for some
reason only empathized with their helplessness in her inadequacy of a
mother instead of actually doing something about it; moreover, to makes
matters worse, she kills herself and now her kids don't even have a mother
at all. the only kindness in this poem is that which sylvie receives from
her children; it is the only kindness she deserves. the only kindness she
gets from the world is that from readers who bask in the sun of
satisfaction whose core is the riddance of plath.

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