(9 November 1928 – 4 October 1974 / Newton, Massachusetts)

Poems of Anne Sexton

61. Killing The Love 3/29/2010
62. Kind Sir: These Woods 3/29/2010
63. Knee Song 3/29/2010
64. Lament 3/29/2010
65. Lessons in Hunger 3/29/2010
66. Letter Written on a Ferry While Crossing Long Island Sound 3/29/2010
67. Live 3/29/2010
68. Lobster 3/29/2010
69. Locked Doors 3/29/2010
70. Love Letter Written In A Burning Building 3/29/2010
71. Lullaby 3/29/2010
72. Menstruation At Forty 3/29/2010
73. More Than Myself 3/29/2010
74. Mother and Daughter 3/29/2010
75. Mr. Mine 3/29/2010
76. Music Swims Back to Me 6/27/2006
77. My Friend, My Friend 3/29/2010
78. Noon Walk On The Asylum Lawn 3/29/2010
79. Oh 3/29/2010
80. Old 3/29/2010

After Auschwitz

Anger,
as black as a hook,
overtakes me.
Each day,
each Nazi
took, at 8: 00 A.M., a baby
and sauteed him for breakfast
in his frying pan.

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