May 25th, 2009 (09:08 pm)
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This is mainly for my own perverse satisfaction, but it has been a long time coming. A very, very long time coming.
Hello, flist. Allow me to introduce to you the veritable bane of my literary existence.
Sylvia Plath Hughes.

There she is, in the 1960s equivalent of a myspace picture. Look how sad she is about her life. Bawww, Sylvia, bawww.
I can’t remember when I encountered Plath and her work for the first time. However I am fairly certain that my hatred for her came to the forefront of my awareness sometime during the course of my high school career. To be fair that’s about the same time I came to dislike reading in general, but there is certainly no other writer for whom I hold such a deep aversion.
Here is why.
( i. the poet herself. )
( ii. plath's work as a reflection of the poet. )
( iii. in conclusion. )
*taken from Sylvia's own piteous question, "Is there no way out of the mind?" and the obvious answer that clearly there is, because the crazy bitch certainly appears to have found it.