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Poet: Sylvia Plath (Sylvia Plath Art)
Poem: Jilted
Comment 7 of 7, added on June 7th, 2009 at 12:34 AM.
I agree that this is a seamless, perfect little poem and it's good to see that she possessed marvelous real talent -- lyrically lovely rhyme which demonstrates realistic, powerful meaning. It's a little like knowing that Picasso could actually draw. Sylvia is legit.
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Comment 6 of 7, added on June 7th, 2009 at 12:15 AM.
my first impressions of this poem were that she wanted love and she couldn't find it hence being so depressed. I thought also she was full or is full of self-pity.
I find interesting that Sylvia or the persona, associates sweetness with love and it's opposite meanings to it's discomfort.
Sean Gooding from Australia
Comment 5 of 7, added on September 20th, 2008 at 11:53 PM.
I was researching this poem, I came upon it hoping to find an analysis of text, and instead I found a bitter response to a boasting comment.
And yes, you are boasting. All you said was "I've written better" and you provided no evidence as to why you think that way although you've given us plenty of ethos.
A monkey could earn a PhD.
A monkey could also call a poem 'neat'
A monkey could also probably write a book.
How, then, do I know that you're no monkey?
Alexandra- thank you for providing me with an analysis of this text.
Elizabeth from United States
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I agree that this is a seamless, perfect little poem and it's good to see that she possessed marvelous real talent -- lyrically lovely rhyme which demonstrates realistic, powerful meaning. It's a little like knowing that Picasso could actually draw. Sylvia is legit.
ea